Silent Hill 4 - The Room [PS2]

Description

Silent Hill 4: The Room

    * Konami
    * KCET
    * Horror Action Adventure
    * Release: Sep 7, 2004 »
    * ESRB: Mature







Plot:



The game begins with the player taking control of protagonist Henry Townshend, who has been locked in his apartment in
South Ashfield, room 302, for five days with no means of communication and having recurring nightmares. Shortly
afterwards a large hole inexplicably forms in the wall of his bathroom, and he enters. From there he enters a network of
holes leading him through a series of Silent Hill-style worlds.

Henry's first destination is an abandoned subway station where he meets a woman named Cynthia Velázquez who is
convinced she is in a dream, but is soon killed by an unknown man. On his radio he hears confirmation that she is indeed
dead in the real world. The exact same thing happens to the next three people Henry finds: Jasper Gein, Andrew DeSalvo
and Richard Braintree, a resident in Henry's apartment complex. The cases seem similar to the deceased serial killer
Walter Sullivan's M.O. and Henry finds scraps of the diary of his apartment's former occupant, journalist Joseph
Schreiber, who was investigating his spree. Henry learns that Walter was in fact an orphan who had been led to believe
that his biological mother was in Henry's apartment, where he had been found.

It is revealed that Sullivan is in fact attempting to carry out a ritual which calls for 21 murders, the 21 Sacraments,
to try and "purify" his "mother," and is in an undead state through which he can kill his victims immortally. Henry is
his intended 21st victim. Midway through the game a child manifestation of Walter's "innocent" self interrupts the
murder of the intended 20th victim, Eileen Galvin, and she joins Henry trying to find Schreiber.[26] At the same time
hauntings begin to inhabit Henry's apartment and its condition disintegrates. The two eventually find the ghost of
Schreiber, who tells them that their only escape is to kill Sullivan.

Shortly after Henry acquires Walter's umbilical cord, a tool required to kill him for good, Eileen leaves Henry under
Walter's influence. He finds her about to walk into a deathtrap with Walter, and the final boss fight ensues. After
Walter is killed, there are four possible endings, determined by whether or not Eileen survived the final boss fight and
on the condition of Henry's apartment. There is no UFO "joke ending," a feature included in all installments in the
series as of the release of Silent Hill: Homecoming.





Instructions:

1. Unrar
2. Mount or burn
3. Emulate or play on your PS2.
4. Enjoy the game

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