The survival horror genre owes a lot to Silent Hill. While many will point to Resident Evil for naming the genre, and to Sweet Home for inventing it, Silent Hill, particularly Silent Hill 2, perfected it. The game was the first that you could point to and say "Yeah, that game, I can't play that game in the dark." Even the original Resident Evil hinted at its inclination toward action. But Silent Hill is known for pulling no punches when it comes to trying to get inside your head, not through the use of gross-out imagery, but through well-executed psychological torture. After changing developmental hands with each new release for a few years now, newcomer Vatra Games was handed keys to the franchise. Did they open the door for a revival of the series' greatness or should we keep that door locked away for good?