Silent Hill Townfall Outfits and CRTV Style Unlocks

Alexandru Popescu, who mapped Townfall for Map Master on PS5, checked how each option is unlocked, and the Silent Hill Townfall guides and interactive maps cover everything you’ll actually find in town. Set your look before you start a New Game, since that’s the first place the options appear.

All Five Silent Hill Townfall Customization Items: Outfits and CRTV Styles

Every copy includes Simon’s Standard Outfit and the Standard CRTV Style. The other three are Simon’s Alternate Outfit, the Rusted CRTV Style, and the Beach Edition CRTV Style, so a pre-ordered Deluxe copy on PS5 has all five, while a standard copy without a pre-order has two.

The CRTV Style is the cosmetic you’ll see most, since the handheld is on screen whenever you hunt for signals or track enemies. The 19 CRTV Signals you tune it to and the VHF Transceivers you calibrate it at work the same whichever style you pick.

Silent Hill Townfall Deluxe Edition and Pre-Order Customization Items

Simon’s Alternate Outfit is a Deluxe Edition item, not a pre-order bonus. The Deluxe Edition is digital only and also includes a digital artbook and a mini soundtrack in a separate Bonus Application, and pre-ordering it added 48 hours of early access.

The Rusted and Beach Edition CRTV Styles came with a pre-order of either edition, and Beach Edition is exclusive to PS5. On PC, a pre-ordered Deluxe copy comes to four of the five items, since the Beach style isn’t available there.

How to Change Customization Items in Silent Hill Townfall

Download every included bonus item when you install the game, then choose your look on the Cosmetic Options screen as you start a New Game. Pick both an outfit and a CRTV Style there before the opening in Shorefront begins.

You can switch at any point from Options, then Game Options, and the change applies as soon as you back out of the menu. There’s no need to restart a run to try a different look, so a mid-chapter switch costs you nothing.

Do Silent Hill Townfall Customization Items Change Gameplay?

No Customization Item changes how the game plays. Styles only change the CRTV’s look and outfits only change Simon’s, so signals, combat, and your ending stay the same, and the weapons and Equipment that do matter are where survival choices happen.

There’s nothing to miss on a playthrough, since none of these is found in the world. They don’t count toward any collectible either, so the collectible and ending trophies are the same with or without the bonus items, and the Platinum is reachable with only the two standard ones.