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P.T. is a chilling interactive teaser for a canceled Silent Hills game, featuring looping corridors, a haunting presence, and a secret puzzle to unravel.

P.T. Trivia

What was P.T. originally revealed as during its announcement? (Medium)

#1: The next Silent Hill game

#2: A generic horror game

#3: An interactive teaser for an unrelated game

#4: A new IP from an indie developer

Which company developed the horror game P.T.? (Easy)

#1: Konami

#2: Capcom

#3: Sega

#4: Nintendo

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P.T. Fun Facts

P.T., the Playable Teaser for the canceled Silent Hills game, contains a hidden message that can be decoded using morse code, revealing a distress signal from a crashed spaceship.

P.T. features a ghost named Lisa, whose horrifying appearance can be partly viewed by pointing the in-game flashlight upwards towards the bathroom mirror, revealing her standing directly behind the player.

P.T. Polls

Which aspect of P.T. do you find most intriguing?

The eerie atmosphere

The complex puzzles

The cryptic story

The realistic graphics

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What should be the focal point for a spiritual successor to P.T.?

Atmosphere and Immersive Sound Design

Psychological Horror Elements

Photorealistic Graphics

Complex, Non-Linear Storytelling

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Popular Characters

Lisa

The Silent Protagonist

The Player Character

The Man In The Hallway

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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announcement

August 12, 2014

Announcement of P.T.

P.T. (Playable Teaser) was officially announced by Konami as a teaser for the new Silent Hills game.

release

August 12, 2014

Release of P.T.

P.T. was released as a free downloadable playable teaser on the PlayStation Store, generating significant buzz and acclaim.

cancellation

April 27, 2015

Silent Hills Cancellation

Konami officially cancelled the Silent Hills project, making P.T. a standalone experience and removing all future development of the anticipated game.

removal

April 29, 2015

Removal of P.T. from PlayStation Store

Following the cancellation of Silent Hills, Konami removed P.T. from the PlayStation Store, making it no longer officially available for download.

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