What happened to Kojima's rendition of Silent Hill is a tragedy, and fans are still recovering over a decade later. Initially debuting on August 12, 2014, P.T. ("playable teaser") unleashed a new brand of Hideo Kojima into the world under the Kojima Productions banner.
A fully-fledged horror game, this teaser was essentially a demo for Silent Hills, and it freaked out fans across the globe in a way very few horror games have managed. The attachment of Norman Reedus and Guillermo del Toro added a lot of authenticity to the project, giving fans hope that this would be a horror game for the ages.
Following its cancellation, Konami erased P.T. from existence on the PlayStation 4, leading thousands of fans to look for alternatives, as PS4s with P.T. preloaded on the system so they wouldn't miss out forever. Now, thanks to a confirmation on X, it's fully playable again, and free.
For some time now, P.T. fan LoreanXavier has been working on a PC version of the game, and now it's fully available. It even caught the eye of Hideo Kojima himself, who retweeted the news that P.T. was available for everyone to play on PC.
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