Short answers, pulled from the story.
The player-created protagonist receives a mysterious book that outlines their entire life on a specific birthday. This object serves as the literal story of a person's existence and transforms a standard celebration into a supernatural burden.
Publication occurred the 16th of October 2012, in North America. The game reached alpha stage the 24th of October 2011, followed by beta testing starting the 15th of January 2012.
Daniel Licht returned to compose the soundtrack after working on Silent Hill: Downpour. Rob King and voice actor Troy Baker composed Love Psalm, which included vocals by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn and background vocals by Baker.
Five distinct endings become available based on notes collected during gameplay after defeating the final guardian monster. A sixth conclusion exists as a joke ending in the tradition of previous Silent Hill games.
Silent Hill: Book of Memories entered development in summer 2010 under WayForward Technologies and Konami. Video game publisher Konaim intended content for short multiplayer sessions on a handheld console.