Konami and Bloober Team have released the version 1.11 update for Silent Hill f to remove Red Capsules from a specific sequence in New Game+. Silent Hill f update 1.11 also applies bug fixes to the “No One Left Behind” achievement and other minor issues.
Read up on the patch notes for update 1.11 below, via Konami’s official website:
Silent Hill f Update 1.11 Patch Notes
PlayStation 5 / Xbox Series X|S
System Changes
- Removed Red Capsules from Specific Sequence in NG+
- On New Game+, obtaining the front door keys to Shu’s house without using the red capsules even once will remove all red capsule placements. This triggers the “don’t take any Red Capsules” condition required for certain endings.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed issue where the “No One Left Behind” achievement does not unlock on the Casual action difficulty.
- Fixed other various minor bugs.
Steam / Epic Games Store / Microsoft Store / GOG
System Changes
- Removed Red Capsules from Specific Sequence in NG+
- On New Game+, obtaining the front door keys to Shu’s house without using the red capsules even once will remove all red capsule placements. This triggers the “don’t take any Red Capsules” condition required for certain endings.
Updated License Information
- The LICENSE.txt file downloaded during installation of the base game has been updated to include license information for tools that had been unlisted previously.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed issue where the “No One Left Behind” achievement does not unlock on the Casual action difficulty.
- Fixed other various minor bugs.
Silent Hill f is available now for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, Windows, and GOG. Since launch, the game has already received an official novelization by author Shiro Kuro in Japan. The staff of Silent Hill f includes producer Motoi Okamoto, scriptwriter Ryukishi07, composers Akira Yamaoka and Kensuke Inage, and character and creature designer kera. Suzie Yeung stars as protagonist Hinako in the English dub.
Final Weapon previously reviewed Silent Hill f and gave it a 4.5 out of 5 score, noting that the game’s story is “told wonderfully and manages to convey its themes with the right amount of care, thanks to some great writing and the arc of its protagonist, Shimizu Hinako. Further, the combat-focused gameplay turned out to be surprisingly addictive, while still managing to be tense thanks to some great monster designs.”
