Silent Hill: Ascension

Silent Hill: Ascension is an interactive streaming series that follows multiple characters whose lives become entangled by a shared nightmare. As they delve deeper into the town's fog and psychological horrors, they must confront their personal demons and the dark secrets of Silent Hill. Viewers can influence the narrative through real-time choices, shaping the characters' fates and the unfolding story.

Silent Hill: Ascension received largely negative reviews from critics, who criticized its interactive elements as shallow and its narrative as underdeveloped. Audiences also expressed disappointment, citing technical issues, a lack of meaningful player agency, and a departure from the core psychological horror elements that define the Silent Hill franchise.

• The interactive elements were deemed gimmicky and failed to enhance the storytelling.

• The plot was criticized for being convoluted and failing to deliver on the series' horror potential.

• Technical issues and a perceived lack of meaningful choice marred the viewing experience for many.

Google audience: Google user reviews indicate significant dissatisfaction with the series, with common complaints centering on the confusing and unengaging interactive features, a weak plot that doesn't live up to the Silent Hill legacy, and overall poor execution of the horror elements.

Silent Hill: Ascension marked a significant experiment in interactive storytelling for the franchise, attempting to blend live-action visuals with real-time audience participation.