According to our insiders at Konami Digital Entertainment, the creators of the upcoming game Silent Hill f have decided to introduce an entirely new character — Muskhead! 🎮 This character, inspired by Elon Musk, wears a giant metal butt on his head and is constantly on the hunt for enemies, whether real or imagined. 🤯
Muskhead, as developers claim, embodies all the fears of modern society, but he is especially obsessed with technology. His fixation is using technology to find enemies and maintain his power, making him even more unpredictable and terrifying. 🤖
Silent Hill f: Muskhead — The New Nightmare from Game Creators! 😱👾
Muskhead’s appearance in the game is heralded by the wail of city sirens — signaling that he is leaving the womb of his mother, a giant orange worm, to hunt down anyone who disagrees with him. 📢🪱
A unique feature of Muskhead is his activity on the social network X. 📱 Every time he posts something, his health and energy are restored, giving him more strength to continue his search for enemies. Players will have to not only avoid him but also monitor his online activity to anticipate his next moves. 🔄
Players will face this unusual character, who, according to the creators, will be a true test of nerves. “We wanted to create something truly scary and relevant,” the developers stated. “Muskhead is our answer to modern fears and anxieties.” 😱
Now players can experience what it’s like to be pursued by Elon Musk with a metal butt on his head, who sees enemies everywhere and restores his strength through social media posts. Are you ready for this nightmare? 🏃♂️💨

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