According to Toyama, Slitterhead's development has entered its climax, and the character design team is facing issues as development ramps up. It seems like the game could be shaping up to hit that release window now as Toyama has retweeted a post from Bokeh Game Studio highlighting job opportunities at the studio including character designs. While there has been little information revealed regarding Slitterhead since its original reveal in 2021, other than Silent Hill composer Akira Yamaoka joining the team as the game's composer, the team has spoken of its intention to launch the game in 2023. RELATED: Konami Invites Developers To Pitch Silent Hill Projects After Sony dissolved the studio in 2021 to refocus it around Astro's Playroom developer Team Asobi, Toyama announced the creation of Bokeh Game Studio. One of these key creatives includes Keiichiro Toyama, director of the original Silent Hill who later left Konami to direct games like Siren and Gravity Rush for PlayStation. Slitterhead was announced during The Game Awards 2021 as the debut title from Bokeh Game Studio, a brand-new studio founded by multiple key creatives from Sony's defunct Japan Studio. While there has still not been any gameplay revealed for the title since its announcement in December 2021, it appears to be nearing the end of its development. Slitterhead has been one of the most intriguing horror games announced in recent years, coming from many veterans of the Japanese video game industry. In a recent Tweet, Slitterhead's director Keiichiro Toyama has claimed that the game has entered the climax of its development.
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