At TGA, Bokeh Game Studios unveiled the horror novel "Slitterhead", which has many connections to Konami's Silent Hill series. Now, another veteran of the Silent Hill series, the famous composer Akira Yamaoka, will join the game development team.
The debut of "Wild Dogs" is quite amazing, and from the trailer, it seems to describe the story of normal humans turning into grotesque spider monsters. It was the first production of Pokeh Game Studio, directed by one of the founders, Keiichiro Furyama, who was best known for the Dead Souls series and the silent Hill premiere.
Bokeh Game Studio officially released a video detailing the addition of Akira Yamagata. Akira Yamaoka talked about his first experience working with Keiichiro Oyama and how he was drawn to the game, saying that Keiichiro Oyama was the savior of creativity and the only one who could make it.
In the 11-minute video, Tongshan also talks about his process of composing music for Wild Dogs and how the game influenced its creative style. He emphasized how the interaction between the game's soundtrack and visual presentation creates uneasiness and fear for the player, as well as the resulting sense of dislocation.
Konami has been suspending the IP of Silent Hill for some time, the most recent of which was Silent Hill: Book of Memories on the 2012 PSV, and there are many Silent Hill games in development, but none of them have been really confirmed. At present, "Wild Dogs" can be regarded as the spiritual sequel to "Silent Hill", bringing together many cores of Silent Hill and hoping to bring surprises in the future.