Silent Hill f New Update 1.003 Applied for Red Capsule Changes via Patch 1.11
Last month, developer NeoBards released a new casual difficulty mode in Silent Hill f, alongside a host of fixes. Today, the developers released Silent Hill f update 1.003 (complete version 1.003.000), which the studio calls patch 1.11.
This is a minor update that doesn’t add any new features, but it does squash some bugs, and also makes getting one of the endings a little bit easier.
Players will see the version number in the lower right corner of the main menu to be displayed as v1.2.382755 once the patch has been applied.
Silent Hill f New Update on December 9 Brings Red Capsule Changes for New Game+
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.
While today’s patch is a minor update, it should help in ensuring players don’t accidentally pick a Red Capsule up if they are aiming for that one ending.
Chances are, this is the last patch from NeoBards for a while, unless the developers have something new to add in the coming months.
The next thing to look forward to for Silent Hill fans is a remake of the original, whcih is being handled by Silent Hill 2 remake devs Bloober Team. Rumors are pointing to a The Game Awards reveal for the horror game, which would fall in line with the studio’s claims that they do not expect “longer downtimes between big releases” when it comes to their games.
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