Multiple Endings

What Steam and Konami published

Steam about text promises endings shaped by how you play. Japanese features copy lists multiple endings in the same block as 1996 exploration, stealth and combat choices, CRTV narrative puzzles, and first-person framing. Those two sentences are the entire first-party endings dossier used here.

The verbs Steam already named are the only legal hints: melee, firearms, stealth from cover, distraction, CRTV fragments of town life and past events, and Simon's job to put things right in St. Amelia. None of those verbs are mapped to a named ending in a Konami table. Treating any one verb as a guaranteed ending key would be invention.

Silent Hill as a franchise has a public history of multiple endings in earlier games. That history is not a substitute for a Townfall table. This standalone story gets its own sentence, not a borrowed unlock grid from Silent Hill 2 or Silent Hill f.

What Konami has not published

No ending names. No item checklists. No 'kill none / kill all' recipes. Unofficial unlock guides are not first-party. Konami has not published the number of endings or the actions that select them.

The Cast Reveal Trailer, Gameplay Trailer, and Launch Trailer do not include an endings chapter. Zoe's house and Otherworld combat are location and fight labels, not ending titles. Richard's summons through the CRTV is a story hook, not a coded finale.

If Konami later posts an official endings list, this route is where it belongs. Until then the honest page is short on names and long on the surrounding systems Konami named: CRTV, Strategic Stealth and Combat, Simon Ordell.

Do not treat Shorefront, Zoe's house, or Otherworld combat as ending titles. They are gameplay-trailer chapter labels. Do not treat Deluxe cosmetics as ending keys. They are looks for the CRTV and for Simon.

How to play without an unlock map

Play the four encounter verbs as choices, not as a speedrun script. Use the CRTV as a warning and a fragment collector. Listen to Zoe and Richard when the set speaks. Walk St. Amelia in 1996, including Shorefront and the red Otherworld the gameplay trailer shows with a pistol.

Deluxe's 48-hour early access changes when you start, not which ending flags exist. Cosmetics change the CRTV shell and Simon's alternate outfit. They are not ending keys. Ratings (ESRB M, CERO D) describe content, not finale count.

When you finish, Steam says the close you got was shaped by how you played. That sentence is the whole public machine. Anything more specific on a fan wiki, including this one, would be a guess dressed as a table.

If you wanted a spoiler atlas, stop here. The confirmed machine is one sentence long. The surrounding pages exist so that sentence has systems behind it instead of empty hedging.

Systems Konami named

First-person framing is confirmed. You will see the last stretch through Simon's eyes, not as a detached recap camera unless Konami later shows one. The CRTV remains in his hands for threats, fragments, and puzzles up to whatever close you reach.

Pilotpriest's dynamic soundtrack is confirmed as a feature of the game, not as an ending-credits exclusive. Screen Burn, KONAMI, and Annapurna Interactive remain the studio and publishers regardless of which close you hit. Those credits do not change per ending in any published note.

For films, keep Launch Trailer. For stores, keep Deluxe Edition and September 24, 2026. For the island, keep St. Amelia. This endings page exists so the confirmed line has a URL, and so a spoiler atlas does not take that URL.

Ratings describe blood, language, and violence. They do not count finales. Franchise sales figures in EU press describe the series, not Townfall's ending list. Keep those numbers on the homepage identity block.

Zoe's clinic, Richard's summons, and the four encounter verbs are the published inputs. Walk them, then take the close Steam described: shaped by how you played.

After 24 September 2026

Konami's launch day may bring reviews, player reports, and unofficial charts. Those charts still need a first-party table before they belong on this URL. The confirmed sentence stays visible until Konami names finales.

If you finish the game and want to record what you did, use your own notes. Crowdsourced unlock recipes stay off this guide. When an official post names endings, the sections above will gain those names.

Until that post exists, the honest internal links are the systems pages. Combat verbs, CRTV fragments, and Simon's job are the published inputs. The output is 'multiple endings shaped by how you play.' That is the entire machine in public.

A missing table is still a fact, not a reason to borrow an unofficial grid.