Epic’s Next Big Collab? Silent Hill Rumors Stir Up Fortnite’s Horror Season

Silent Hill x Fortnite Collab (Image Credit: Konami)

A new rumor suggests that Silent Hill may be the next horror franchise to join the Fortnite universe.

The speculation began with a post from reliable Fortnite leaker HYPEX on September 6, 2025, citing insider Wenso, whose track record for accurate leaks spans multiple seasons. While neither Epic Games nor Konami have confirmed the crossover, the buzz is already building across social media and fan forums.

Fortnite has a long history of high-profile horror collaborations, from Saw, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, to Resident Evil and Stranger Things. Yet, despite its horror-friendly Fortnitemares events, Silent Hill has never officially entered the island — until now, possibly.

What's in the Silent Hill x Fortnite Collab

According to fan reactions on X, players are hoping for a psychological horror aesthetic that mirrors Silent Hill’s eerie atmosphere. Suggestions include skins for Pyramid Head and James Sunderland, emotes like Pyramid Head’s dragging sword, and even fog grenades to mimic the franchise’s iconic mist. Some fans are also speculating about a Limited Time Mode (LTM) featuring monster encounters or puzzle-solving mechanics.

The timing aligns with Fortnite’s annual Fortnitemares event, expected to launch between October 12–15 and run through early November. Leaks have already teased appearances from Jason Voorhees, Ghostface, and even Scooby-Doo, making Silent Hill a natural fit for the spooky season lineup.

Interestingly, the rumored crossover seems to be riding the wave of renewed interest in the franchise, largely driven by the success of the Silent Hill 2 Remake, released in October 2024. Developed by Bloober Team and published by Konami, the remake reimagines James Sunderland’s haunting journey through Silent Hill with modern visuals and gameplay.

Meanwhile, the upcoming Silent Hill f, set in 1960s Japan, is scheduled to release on September 25, 2025, offering a fresh take on the series with a more surreal, folklore-inspired tone.

In addition, a film, Return to Silent Hill, directed by Christophe Gans, is set to premiere on January 23, 2026. With so much Silent Hill content converging, a Fortnite crossover feels more plausible than ever.

For now, fans will have to wait and see if Epic decides to pull the fog over the island this Halloween.