Very bad game and unoptimized game, running in 30 FPS with Nvidia RTX 3060 graphics card that has 12GB.
My advice is to just a delete the game and close Konami for such mistakes.
Additionally, the game crashes evry time you do ALT+TAB. more over, the game coast 20e, which is totally not worth it and is a shame for Steam and Konami Complany!!!

People don't buy this garbage of a game!!!!!!

The port is borderline unplayable. At lest it turns on... sometimes.

PC port sucks, but the game in itself isn't good either, waste of money

Crashcoming featuring 5fps from the 2+ more enemies in the room series.

my husband is in this game so i LOVE it

If you love silent hill just for the monsters, you'll probably like it. I'm easy to appease and I absolutely adore the Silent Hill franchise. The bosses are awesome looking, and the game has a good ambiance. However, the story is kinda bland, and so are other parts of this game. The combat is AWFUL, just gonna warn you. I actually beat this on my Xbox and it is significantly easier (in my opinion) to use a controller for this game. Very clunky combat mechanics, but again, you're probably just playing this game to play something related to Silent Hill. The story line feels very disconnected from the other games, but it's fun in doses. I would recommend it solely on the fact that its a Silent Hill game with awesome creatures from masahiro ito.

Probably the most shameful legitimate video game I've played on here. Charging $40 for a broken port of one of the worst Silent Hill games is laughable. I honestly wouldn't even advise buying it when it's on sale unless it's something like $5.
Pros:

• Akira Yamaoka does good work again, although whether or not the track used fits the situation is entirely a coinflip.
  
• Some neat visual effects (though they were mostly ripped from the movie)
  
• There's a few neat enemy designs.

Cons:

• More crashes than the opening of Final Destination 2. Played through the same sequence on five occasions in the span of an hour and because of crashing continuously lost progress. Savepoints are few and far between because it's a survival-horror, but because the conditions of the port are more horrific than anything found in Silent Hill, it's very possible you could get soft-locked because the game just decides to crash before you can find a point to save. There's a file somewhere down in the reviews to patch it and stabilize it, apparently.
  
• Despite it initially releasing on the Xbox 360 and PS3 in 2008, there is no controller support unless you find a custom file to force it to work on a controller.
  
• Lots of garbage enemy designs. Cool names, but there's probably four or five good designs, and two of them aren't even original to this game.
  
• Game is definitely from 2008 with all of the Q.T.E.s. Click multiple times to chop down boards in a cutscene when it could have been one-and-done. Rapid Click to pull your hand free from a cutscene wall. And sometimes you'll be given a prompt for the Q.T.E. and it won't matter anyways, you were at low enough health that you still die even though the prompt was there, but your health doesn't go down gradually, just upon impact or death.
  
• Pacing is awful. Stop a heart-pounding cutscene and sequence to tell you that you got a new item. Exit one cutscene, be stuck in a single spot pacing back and forth unable to actually do anything until the next designated cutscene pops in.
  
• The combat. This combat is bad. And not bad like how Silent Hill should be. The game flip-flops between wanting to show off its horrid combat system and remembering that Survival Horror wants players to flee from encounters. Enemy placements are ridiculous; at some points you'll be placed with one enemy in a wide open space and you can easily dodge it, which is fine, but other times there are so many aggressive enemies placed in one tight corridor or around the corner without being warned via The Radio Static (Police Station pops to mind) that you'll end up running into a mass of four enemies that all charge, and you'll just never be able to hit the right one or find a way out. This only serves as a frustration rather than a genuinely scary situation 90% of the time. You can only fight in your combat stance, requiring you to toggle it on and target the nearest hostile, except there's a good chance you'll target another guy farther away and try to hit him with your Super Weapon Combos, letting the closest thing skewer you in the process of hitting the wall conveniently between you and your Silent-Hill-Homecoming-Combat-Designated-Target.
  
• Game crashed again while I was writing this. There's only so many times I can handle "load, wait for NPC, cutscene, run sequence, cutscene, get your items back from the police chief's office, cutscene, spawn 5 schisms in a corridor, die, gamecrash" before I just call it quits for the evening.
  
  I haven't tried the community patch that allegedly fixes the crashing, but even with the patch I can't recommend paying $40 for this sad excuse of a port. If you find it on sale for $20 or less, then sure, grab it and grab the patch and play a mid action-horror game. Otherwise just skip it entirely and just watch a playthrough of it.