Welcome to Silent Hill: Origins, the prequel that takes you back to the fog-shrouded town before the events of the first game. You'll step into the boots of Travis Grady, a truck driver who stumbles upon a mysterious girl and finds himself drawn into the town's unsettling depths. Prepare for a classic Silent Hill experience: explore eerie environments, solve challenging puzzles with adjustable difficulty, and face off against grotesque monsters in tense combat.
This guide is your key to navigating the horrors of Origins and uncovering all its secrets. We'll help you master Travis's journey, from finding all the hidden collectibles and weapons like the Katana and Chainsaw to achieving the game's multiple endings, including the elusive UFO Ending. Whether you're aiming for a perfect playthrough on PS2 or PSP or just want to survive the night, we've got you covered.
(Covers PSP and PS2 release)
Berserker's Silent Hill: Origins walkthrough, version 1.2, last updated March 13, 2008. Contact berserker_kev(at)yahoo.com.
This FAQ/Walkthrough for Silent Hill: Origins is version 1.2 and was last updated on March 13, 2008. The author can be contacted via email at berserker_kev(at)yahoo.com.
- This guide covers both the PSP and PS2 releases of Silent Hill: Origins.
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Navigate the eerie streets and unsettling locations of Silent Hill: Origins with our comprehensive walkthrough. Find items, solve puzzles, and uncover the story.
This document is a comprehensive guide for Silent Hill: Origins, written by Kevin Hall (Berserker) and copyrighted in 2007-2008. It covers various aspects of the game, including an introduction, basics, a full walkthrough, a quick walkthrough, checklists for save points, maps, files, and items, extras, the game script, and other miscellaneous sections like FAQs, copyright information, and contact details.
The introduction sets the stage for the game's narrative, introducing the protagonist Travis and his accidental journey into Silent Hill after a mysterious encounter. The author expresses enthusiasm for writing guides for the horror genre and aims to provide a detailed walkthrough with minimal spoilers, offering hints rather than direct solutions to puzzles.
The walkthrough is structured with stage objectives for quick reference, similar to the author's previous work on Fatal Frame III. The guide also notes differences in the PS2 version, such as redone character models, upgraded environments, the display of file images, and multiple language options.
Fists
Learn about Travis' bare fists and the powerful Moon Gauntlets in Silent Hill: Origins. Beat the game to unlock the Moon Gauntlets.
Travis' bare fists are the weakest hits in Silent Hill: Origins, but they can be useful against weaker enemy types.
The Moon Gauntlets are a powerful melee weapon that defeat any enemy in one hit. To unlock them, you must beat the game and then start a second playthrough from your clear game save.
- Use bare fists for weaker enemies to conserve ammo for stronger foes.
- The Moon Gauntlets are only available on subsequent playthroughs.
Weapons:
- Bare Hands (Unequipped)
- Moon Gauntlets
Command(s):
- Two Hit Combo - X, X
One-Handed Weapons
Learn about one-handed weapons in Silent Hill: Origins, including the Baton, Katana, and their attack commands.
The unique aspect of a one-handed weapon is that Travis can still move while attacking. This allows him to circle an enemy and possibly avoid attacks while hitting the enemy. The fact that he does not have to stop moving during any of the swings makes these weapons extremely useful.
Weapons:
- Baton
- Great Cleaver
- Katana
- Jagged Wood
- Kitchen Knife
- Meat Hook
- Poker
- Razor
- Scalpel
- Screwdriver
Commands:
- Three Hit Combo - X, X, X (Travis may walk during any of these hits)
- Charge Stab - Hold X, release (Travis may walk during this attack)
- Overhead Swing - Forward + X (Travis may walk during this attack)
- Utilize the ability to move while attacking to maintain distance and avoid enemy damage.
- Experiment with the Charge Stab for increased damage output.
- The Three Hit Combo can be effective for consistent damage if you can maintain your position.
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