Silent Hill: Downpour has already been released in North America but Europeans will only get their hands on this new installment developed by Vatra Games next week. Despite some unexplainable technical issues which will clearly keep some players away from it, this new episode in the series is quite promising in terms of atmosphere. Sure, when playing Downpour, we did not feel the agonizing sense of fear and unease the first three games conveyed, but it nonetheless has its moments and if you can get passed the terrible framerate, you will discover a game in which sadness and horror go hand in hand. The story will keep you interested until the end and it will take you around 10 hours or so to complete - provided you try to complete a few of the game's optional side quests. A game definitely worth trying if Homecoming was a disappointment to you.

Here are 10 new Screenshots of the survival horror video game Silent Hill: Downpour. See them after the jump.

Silent Hill Downpour gets three screenshots and is now set to release next year.

One of the demonstrators at the Konami booth was nice enough to play through the Silent Hill: Downpour demo in front of our camera. Here it is on video.

Here are 8 new Screenshots of Silent Hill: Downpour. The game will release this Fall on Xbox 360 and PS3.

Konami has published some new Screens for Silent Hill: Downpour. It will be available in late 2011 for the Xbox 360 and PS3.

Here is the direct feed trailer of Silent Hill: Downpour that shown during Konami's press conference, plus 7 new screens. The game will be out this winter.

Let's take a look now Silent Hill: Downpour thanks to our guys at LA.

Silent Hill: Downpour is obviously different than any previous game of the franchise but it still have an interested atmosphere as those 10 new screenshots prove it.

Konami has released new screenshots of Silent Hill: Downpour expected to release this Fall on Xbox 360 and PS3.