Silent Hill f Banned in Australia With “Refused Classification” Rating
Silent Hill f has been banned in Australia after receiving a "Refused Classification" rating from the country's classification board. This decision has sparked curiosity and concern among fans eager to get their hands on the latest installment of the iconic horror franchise. Alongside this news, Silent Hill 4 is also receiving optimization updates to enhance the gaming experience for players worldwide.
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Silent Hill f Gets Banned in Australia
Silent Hill f will not see the light of day in Australia, as the Australian Classification Board has deemed it unsuitable for release within the country. The game was given a "Refused Classification" rating, which effectively bans it from being sold, hired, advertised, or legally imported. This rating is reserved for content that falls outside of generally-accepted community standards and exceeds the limits of R 18+ and X 18+ ratings.
While the specific reasons behind the Australian board's decision remain undisclosed, a now-private publication post hinted at the game's contentious nature. In contrast, the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) in the United States has rated Silent Hill f as "Mature 17+", citing its depiction of blood and gore, intense violence, and partial nudity. The ESRB's detailed summary highlights frequent blood splatter, enemy attacks impaling the player, gory cutscenes, and concept art featuring a nude mannequin as key factors contributing to this rating.
The recent Silent Hill Transmission on March 13 offered fans a glimpse into what Silent Hill f has in store, suggesting that this installment might be one of the most gory and violent entries in the franchise's history. As the game continues to generate buzz and controversy, staying updated with the latest developments is crucial for fans. To learn more about Silent Hill f and its journey, check out our detailed article below!
