Here is my official review of the PS Vita exclusive, Silent Hill: Book of Memories!īook of Memories revolves around a customized character, whom gets a package from Silent Hill for their birthday (delivered by the Mailman from Silent Hill: Downpour), which chronicles every event of their life. However, let’s get past all of the complaints and see what the game is really about. This is due to many reasons, especially around the game’s genre. Many people know that the PS Vita has its own exclusive outing in the Silent Hill series, which is one of the most mixed-feelings games in the series. Of course, it’s also known that Shattered Memories is no longer for sale on PSN due to some licenses expiring, likely around the music featured in the game from singer Mary Elizabeth McGlynn. Silent Hill (PS1), Origins, and Shattered Memories can all be played on the Vita by transferring the games over from a PS3. The PS Vita does have a fair amount of Silent Hill games to play through, assuming you know how to play them. Specifically, we’re going for this site’s next outing and coverage of the Silent Hill series. That is what we’re going to get into today. You all know how the Vita doesn’t have many native horror titles at its disposal, but it does have some games with horror settings but aren’t quite Survival Horror genre games. I’ve already played and reviewed two horror titles so far and I’m playing even more horror-themed games with going forward. It almost feels like this is Horror month for me.
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