The English version of Silent Hill f will feature Suzie Yeung as the voice of protagonist Hinako Shimizu, as revealed in the game's latest trailer premiered at Gamescom 2025. The trailer not only confirmed Yeung's casting but also provided deeper insights into the mysterious narrative of this highly anticipated survival horror title.

Developed by Taiwan-based NeoBards Entertainment, this newest installment in the iconic Silent Hill franchise was first announced in October 2022. The game is scheduled for release on September 25, 2025, and will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC platforms, bringing the haunting experience to a wide audience of horror enthusiasts.

The Gamescom 2025 Opening Night Live presentation featured a three-minute trailer that officially confirmed Suzie Yeung's role as the English voice of Hinako Shimizu. The Boston-born actress brings considerable experience to the role, having recently portrayed Fuuka Yamahishi in Persona 3 Reload and provided the voice for Yuffie Kisaragi in both Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. For the Japanese version of the game, Konatsu Kato will voice the protagonist, ensuring authentic representation across both language editions.

The latest trailer from Gamescom 2025 offers additional glimpses into Silent Hill f's atmospheric setting and narrative themes. The promotional material emphasizes the recurring red flower motif and its symbolic connection to the decay permeating Hinako's hometown of Ebisugaoka. The footage also elaborates on previously teased fox imagery, introducing a mysterious figure adorned with a fox mask who claims to be assisting Hinako during the initial stages of the game's storyline.

The masked character reveals that his assistance comes as repayment for Hinako previously saving his life, after which she apparently 'laid claim' to his soul. In return, he vows to save Hinako's soul by 'claiming the life' of her 'old self.' This cryptic dialogue remains open to interpretation but appears connected to a crime scene featuring multiple victims shown at the trailer's beginning. Current fan speculation suggests Hinako might be the sole survivor of a suicide pact, potentially explaining why a friend labels her a 'traitor' in earlier promotional material. The masked figure's mysterious monologue leaves room for the possibility that the game could ultimately reveal itself as a ghost story, with Hinako herself being the spectral protagonist.

Beyond the newly released trailer, Gamescom 2025 promises additional information about the upcoming title on August 21, when a live interview with Silent Hill f producer Motoi Okamoto and director Al Yang will be streamed during Xbox's Gamescom showfloor broadcast, potentially answering some of the many questions raised by the enigmatic promotional material.