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Silent Hill 3
Team Silent
May 22, 2003
Genres
Puzzle, AdventureDevelopers
Team SilentRelease Date
May 22, 2003 (21 years and 11 months ago)Publishers
KonamiContent Rating
M Blood and Gore, Violence
Franchises
Silent Hill
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Silent Hill 3 is the third installment in the Silent Hill series. Like the previous entries, Silent Hill 3 is a survival horror combining action-based combat and puzzle-solving, but is somewhat more combat-oriented than the preceding installments. The main character is able to side-step and block some attacks, but in general shares with the other protagonists of the series their relative ineptitude in combat.
Genres
Puzzle, AdventurePlatforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 2Developers
Team SilentRelease Date
May 22, 2003 (21 years and 11 months ago)Publishers
KonamiContent Rating
M Blood and Gore, Violence
Franchises
Silent HillMore from Team Silent
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