Walkthrough

This category contains full walkthrough guides for SILENT HILL f.

Each guide follows the story in order and includes map images, key item locations, missable elements, and important cautions along the way.
If you want to progress without getting lost or missing critical items, these walkthroughs are designed to support a smooth and reliable playthrough.

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Beginner’s Guide – 5 Things to Know

This beginner’s guide explains how to make horror games less overwhelming. It highlights practical tips worth knowing before your first playthrough. Please use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. ① Explore Thoroughly This is because there are missable elements. Missed Items Are Difficult to Recover This game is not open-world. The areas you can explore are limited by story progression. Opportunities to revisit areas you have already passed through are quite rare, so make sure to explore each map thoroughly to avoid missing items. While there are cases where you can return and pick items up later, those are the exception rather than the rule. Each walkthrough on this site includes map images showing the locations of obtainable items, so feel free to use them as a reference. Guide → Complete Walkthrough Guide Hub Because You Can Find Equipment and Upgrade Items Exploration allows you to obtain high-priority items such as Omamori, which grant various combat effects, and Ema, which permanently enhance your stats. Collecting these thoroughly will make later sections of the game much easier to handle. Our walkthroughs also include map images showing the exact locations of all Omamori and Ema, so you can pick them up without missing any. Because You Can Earn Faith Faith is a point-based resource used to obtain Omamori through Omikuji and to enhance your stats via Ema. You earn Faith by offering items that can be converted into Faith at a Hokora, many of which are scattered throughout each stage. If you simply rush straight ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Complete Walkthrough Guide Hub

This page provides an organized overview of every chapter, including their walkthroughs, the bosses you’ll face, and all Omamori, Ema, and Journal Entries obtainable along the way — all presented in a clean, easy-to-read format. Please use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. Walkthrough List ①【Ebisugaoka】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・Omamori【Whale】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in NG+・Packing Tips (Inventory Capacity Upgrade Item)・Ema ×2・Journal Entry【Diary of Revenge】→Walkthrough←②【Shrine Path】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・Omamori【Cat】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in NG+・Omamori【Shrew Mole】・Ema ×2→Walkthrough←Puzzles Featured・Alter・Shrine Vault③【Amida-Shirakawa】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・Omamori【Spider】・Omamori【Pine】・EmaKey Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in NG+・Ema・Journal Entry【Diary of Revenge】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in the Third Playthrough・Sacred Sword・PP-8001→Walkthrough←Bosses Encountered・Araabare④【Scarecrow in the Fields】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・Ema→Walkthrough←Puzzles Featured・Field⑤【Corridors】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・Omamori【Hawk】・Blessed Hand Mirror・Ema・Journal Entry【Housemaid's Notes】・Journal Entry【Family Physician's Logs】×2Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in NG+・Embroidered Drawstring Bag (Inventory Capacity Upgrade Item)→Walkthrough←Bosses Encountered・Priesetess⑥【Ebisugaoka Second Visit】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・EmaKey Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in NG+・Ema→Walkthrough←Bosses Encountered・Araabare⑦【Middle School】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・School Bag (Inventory Capacity Upgrade Item)・Omamori【Wolf】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in NG+・Omamori【Rabbit】・Journal Entry【Diary of Revenge】→Walkthrough←Puzzles Featured・Secret Box・Locker⑧【Worship Hall】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・Omamori【Bull】・Ema・Journal Entry【Sakuko's Diary】×3Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in NG+・Omamori【Swallow】・Ema・Journal Entry【Sakuko's Diary】×3・Journal Entry【Rinko's Diary】×3Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in the Third Playthrough・Journal Entry【Sakuko's Diary】×2・Journal Entry【Rinko's Diary】×2→Walkthrough←Puzzles Featured・Light・MemoriesBosses Encountered・Tumor Woman⑨【Sugisato】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・Omamori【Horse】・EmaKey Items & Journal Entries Obtainable in NG+・Omamori【Goat】・Journal Entry【Diary of Revenge】→Walkthrough←⑩【Main Hall】Key Items & Journal Entries Obtainable・Omamori【Crow】・Dirty Drawstring Bag (Inventory Capacity Upgrade Item)・Journal Entry【Family Physician's Logs】×2・Journal Entry【Housemaid's Notes】Key Items & Journal ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Weapon Handling Basics

This article explains the basics of Weapon Handling. We go over the characteristics of each weapon, recommended choices, and how to keep using your favorite weapons effectively, so use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. Types of Weapons Steel Pipe / Baseball Bat / Crowbar Light Attack Performs up to a three-hit combo. Since the recovery time is relatively long, recklessly swinging at enemies can leave you open to Counterattacks. Heavy Attack A single charged downward strike. The recovery time is quite large, but if you time it as the enemy gets up from a Stagger, you can land it again and sometimes secure consecutive Staggers. You can also preemptively start the attack before an approaching enemy enters range to catch them as they move in. I don’t particularly recommend this, but it can be effective in slow-paced 1v1 situations. Focus Attack You quickly step in and swing with full force. Because it comes out fast and closes the distance instantly, landing the attack is relatively safe. If enemies are clustered together, it can even hit multiple targets. Broken Baseball Bat The Baseball Bat is the only weapon that breaks once its durability runs out. Once broken, its sharpened end changes the attack animations to match those of a Kitchen Knife. Sickle / Kitchen Knife Light Attack Fast consecutive strikes with very little opening. They make breaking the cocoons of Tumor Woman particularly easy. Sickle: Its damage is respectable, but compared to Steel Pipe–type weapons, the Sickle tends to break a bit more ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Sanity and Focus: Things to Know

This guide explains Sanity and the Focus state. It summarizes mechanics you’ll want to understand during combat, so use it to assist you throughout your playthrough. Sanity and Focus Mechanics The bar above your Health is the Sanity gauge. The crescent icon represents your weapon’s durability, while the glowing outer rim can essentially be considered your Focus gauge. To put it another way, Focus is Hinako’s engine, and Sanity is the fuel that keeps it running. Sanity is consumed to maintain Focus A normal Focus state extends the duration of the Counter visual cue. On top of that, when the crescent gauge is fully illuminated—putting you in a Focus MAX state—you gain a buff that increases the damage of all your attacks. The effect resets after one use. ← Focus MAX state Additionally, a Light Attack performed during Focus MAX becomes a 【Focus Attack】, which deals heavy damage and has a high chance of inflicting stun on normal enemies. It also comes out quickly and has long reach, making it difficult for enemies to punish. In short, entering a Focus state gives Hinako the means to fight more effectively, and Sanity is the resource required to sustain it—so managing it carefully is essential. The Difference Between Sanity and Max Sanity Let’s review the meaning of “Max Sanity”, which appears occasionally throughout the game. Actions that consume Sanity Maintaining a Focus state consumes Sanity. This is its primary use. Releasing the button immediately stops the consumption, but the Focus gauge resets back to the beginning. Consumed ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】How to Counter and Perfect Dodge

This guide explains how to perform a Counter and a Perfect Dodge. It covers the timing required to execute them and the benefits gained when performed successfully, so use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. What Is a Counter? ・Perform a Heavy Attack during the Counter sign A Guaranteed Knockdown Counter Triggered During Specific Attacks As shown in the GIF above, some enemy attacks produce a distorted reversal-like effect during their motion. Pressing the Heavy Attack button at this moment turns the tide and lets you deal damage instead—this is the Counter. It does a fairly good amount of damage, and as a bonus, you are invincible during the Counter animation. Regular enemies are guaranteed to be stunned, allowing you to follow up with additional hits. Bosses, however, may not always be stunned depending on their accumulated damage, but at the very least, their motion will be interrupted. Since stunned enemies take increased damage, most regular foes can be defeated—or have around 80% of their Health taken out—with a single combo starting from a Counter. Against bosses, it can account for roughly 70% of your total damage output (based on my experience), making it extremely important. Either way, the effect is your cue to strike—make sure to aim for Counters whenever you see it. Counterable Attacks Vary by Enemy Each enemy has different attack patterns. Some enemies have multiple attacks that can be Countered, while others may only have one. It can be a bit of a hassle, but if you have room ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Kudzunodai Walkthrough and Guide

This page provides a detailed walkthrough of Kudzunodai, covering puzzles, optional routes, obtainable items, triggered events, and boss strategies with images to help you progress smoothly. Use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. ←PREVTreasure HallNEXT→Boss [Shiromuku] Kudzunodai – First Half Things to Know[Catch Up to the Fog Monster to Unlock an Achievement]You can unlock this Achievement by catching the Fog Monster three times.Between each chase, the path will be blocked by a Tumor Womana, so you must take her down to resume the pursuit.It does not appear to be a strict overall time limit. Instead, each checkpoint likely has its own internal timer.For safety, prioritize chasing the Fog Monster first. Once you catch it, you can calmly explore each area afterward. On [Story] difficulty, enemies along the way are softer, making things easier.You can also attempt this in subsequent playthroughs via New Game +.[Intense Combat Awaits]Think of the entire route as one long boss fight.Because of this, you'll find plenty of weapons and Tool Kit scattered along the way. Make sure your gear is well prepared before moving forward.┗① has a Tool Kit, and ② contains Ramune and the Weapon [Kitchen Knife]. ┗At ③, a Tumor Woman blocks the path, so take her down. Inside the house behind her you'll find Yokan and Bandage. ┗④Hokora has a Weapon [Axe] beside it, and Divine Water is at the dead end on the left. Be careful—an enemy will perform a Grapple Tackle from the side of the nearby house. ┗At ⑤, you'll find Bandage, a ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Treasure Hall Walkthrough and Guide

This page provides a detailed walkthrough of Treasure Hall, covering puzzles, optional routes, obtainable items, triggered events, and boss strategies with images to help you progress smoothly. Use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. ←PREVShimizu ResidenceNEXT→Kuzunodai Treasure Hall – First Half 【There Are Trap Rooms in Treasure Hall】 In the branching rooms with several doors, choosing the wrong one will send you into a trap room with a forced battle. If you see through every branching room without making a single mistake, you’ll unlock an Achievement. The only real loot you can get in the trap rooms is the occasional Bandage, so there’s no need to intentionally pick the wrong door unless you have a very specific reason. ① Puzzle [Mural] Begins Collect the required crests from each room and break through the mural. Note that there is no map for the Treasure Hall. TL:←Inspect the hanging scrolls on both sides→←①Start with this room firstHokora is located at the back right↓ ② Inspect the Fox Pedestal In this branching room, you can pick up the Family Physician's Logs and Divine Water. Among the multiple pedestals, one of them can be examined. Inspect that one. The pedestal will rotate, and the room the fox faces is the correct path. From here on, we'll call this the Navi Pedestal. TL: ↓Inspect the pedestal ③ Obtain the First Crest Defeat the enemy at the end of the path to acquire the Black Sparrow Crest. If you erase the wall on the right, you can return to ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Shimizu Residence Walkthrough and Guide

This page provides a detailed walkthrough of Shimizu Residence, covering puzzles, optional routes, obtainable items, triggered events, and boss strategies with images to help you progress smoothly. Use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. ←PREVIwashimizuNEXT→Treasure Hall Shinmizu Residence – Part 1 ┗① Use the Hokora here to save your progress. ┗In room ② you'll find Inari Sushi. Across the hallway after exiting the room, pick up an Antique Comb. Room ③ contains Arare and Ramune. Room ④ has Bandage and a Weapon [Axe]. ┗In room ⑤ you'll find a Journal Entry and Divine Water. At ⑥ you'll discover a Dried Carcass. ┗Inspect the hanging scroll and door at ⑦ to obtain the ⑧ Calendar. There's also Higashi in the room located between ⑦ and ⑧. ┗Hang the Calendar at ⑨ and proceed toward ⑩.┗① contains Bandage. At ② you'll find Shriveled Abura-age. Room ③ has a Tool Kit and a Picture Frame. ┗At ④ you'll find a Dried Carcass. At ⑤ there's a Weapon [Sickle]. At ⑥ you'll obtain an Ema. ┗In the opposite room (marked by a low dining table), you'll find Arare and a Yellowed Calendar. Room ⑧ contains Ramune. ┗At the location marked with the red circle you'll encounter the [Tumor Woman]. Defeating her is optional, so as long as you collect items at ⑨⑩⑪⑫, you can ignore her. However, the item required for the puzzle in ⑩ is mandatory. The corridor is narrow, so if you can't slip by her, you'll have to fight. ┗At ⑨ you'll find a ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Iwashimizu Walkthrough and Guide

This page provides a detailed walkthrough of Iwashimizu, covering puzzles, optional routes, obtainable items, triggered events, and boss strategies with images to help you progress smoothly. Use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. ←PREVMain HallNEXT→Shimizu Residence Iwashimizu – Walkthrough (Part 1) ┗① has a Hokora and the Weapon [Baseball Bat]. ② has Yokan, ③ has Ramune, and ④ contains the Journal Entry: Clinical Trial.┗It’s not shown in the image, but you can pick up Higashi inside the rotary area before reaching ①.┗At ⑤ you'll fight the Boss [Tumor Woman] once again. A Weapon [Crowbar] is lying nearby.┗The fight begins with one cocoon already present, so destroying it first makes things a bit easier. Her attack pattern has changed—she no longer performs the charge attack, and instead she now produces blue cocoons.┗Blue cocoons explode if you get too close, so simply keep your distance. As always, prioritize the cocoon that spawns minions; once it appears, smash it first. Her vomit-spitting animation feels slightly faster than before.┗⑥ has a Tool Kit, ⑦ has Bandage, ⑧ has Arare, ⑨ has the Omamori【Suzuran】, and ⑩ has more Bandage.┗⑪ is an Inari Shrine containing Inari Sushi, a Strict Mother's Letter, and a Chozuya that seems related to loop elements.┗① has Divine Water. Inside the park at ②, you will find Higashi and a Journal Entry. An event unfolds here that somewhat hints at the beginning of the story. ┗Near ③ are Chocolate and a Tool Kit. ④ has a Dried Carcass. ⑤ has Arare. ⑥ has more Divine ...

2025/12/12

【SILENT HILL f】Main Hall Walkthrough and Guide

This page provides a detailed walkthrough of Main Hall, covering puzzles, optional routes, obtainable items, triggered events, and boss strategies with images to help you progress smoothly. Use this guide to assist you throughout your playthrough. ←PREVSugisatoNEXT→Iwashimizu Main Hall Part 1/3 ┗① has a Hokora, so you may save here, but be careful of nearby enemies. A Journal Entry and some Higashi are close by.┗② has Kudzu Tea, ③ has Higashi, and ④ has Arare. Head toward the blue arrow. (There is another Hokora at the opposite staircase.)┗Sorry, I forgot to place a marker for the Yokan located roughly between ① and ③. If you want it, feel free to grab it.┗① has a Hokora. ②③ contain Bandage. ④ has a Dried Carcass. ⑤ has Yokan.┗This intestine-like area is a hot zone, so avoid getting swarmed and try to engage enemies one-on-one.┗At ⑥, an event will trigger. The altar holds a Shriveled Abura-age and some Divine Water.┗Once you circle around to ⑦, it's basically a different game mode. You can pick up Divine Water nearby. Head to the first floor.Things to Know[Beast Arm]Edgy players will probably love this one.Its attack speed, damage, and range are all fairly good, so you’ll feel noticeably stronger — but it’s not busted-tier strong, so don’t get careless.Taking down enemies lets you soul-absorb them for a full kill. If you finish them with a heavy hit, they won’t revive even without absorption.You’ll also be able to open the iron door with a gap on the first floor. [Enemy Ambushes]"Where the ...

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