ニュース サイレントヒルf、国内初の18歳以上対象レーティングを獲得

サイレントヒルf、国内初の18歳以上対象レーティングを獲得

Oct 19,2025 著者: Mia

Silent Hill f は、シリーズで初めて日本の最高年齢レーティングであるCERO Z(18歳以上対象)を獲得しました。

昨夜公開された日本の公式トレーラーにより、『Silent Hill f』が北米ではMレーティング(17歳以上対象)、欧州ではPEGI 18、日本ではCERO Z認定を受けることが確認されました。

開発の継続中にレーティングが変更される可能性はありますが、業界メディアのAutomatonは、過去の日本製サイレントヒルトイトル(『サイレントヒル2』や『The Room』を含む)がCERO C(15歳以上対象)であったのに対し、国際的な作品は通常CERO CまたはD(17歳以上対象)に分類されていたと指摘しています。

再生

これは大きな変化を示しています——Bloober Teamの『サイレントヒル2 リメイク』でさえ、国際的にはMature(17歳以上対象)レーティングであったにもかかわらず、日本ではより緩和されたCERO Cレーティングを保持していました。

コナミの最新のSilent Hill Transmissionショーケースは『Silent Hill f』に焦点を当て、13年ぶりとなるフランチャイズ初の本格ホラー作品として位置付けています。

2022年に初公開された本作は、プレイヤーを1960年代の日本へといざない、社会の圧力の中にいる少女・清水雛子の心理的葛藤を描きます。物語は、ひぐらしのなく頃に」シリーズで知られる龍騎士07が手掛けています。

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新しい対決1位2位3位ライブ結果を見るプレイを続けてあなた自身のランキングを表示、またはコミュニティの好みを確認しましょう!プレイを続ける結果を見る

トレーラーでは、血みどろの傷、破れた制服、不気味な変貌といった生々しい映像を通して、雛子の悪化する精神状態が描写されています。主に cinematic な映像ですが、ゲームの不気味なモンスターデザインや、シリーズ定番の錆と金属の美学に代わる、花をモチーフにした異世界「アザーワールド」の一端が垣間見えます。

コナミは『Silent Hill f』の発売時期をまだ発表しておらず、No Codeの並行プロジェクトである『Silent Hill: Townfall』に関する最新情報も提供していません。

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