Natsuki Osaki, the actor who plays Shu Iwai in the latest psychological horror game "Silent Hill f," recently announced on his personal X (formerly Twitter) account that he'll be livestreaming his playthrough of the game. He hyped up fans, exclaiming, "I'll be there ASAP, everyone!!" The news immediately sent series fans into a frenzy. While the exact stream date is still under wraps, Osaki confirmed he'll drop the announcement on X once it's set, with the stream expected to kick off sometime this year. 
"Silent Hill f" is penned by Ryukishi07, the mastermind behind "Higurashi When They Cry," and marks the series' first foray into a Japanese setting. The game has been a hot topic since its reveal, and its cast members are getting in on the action! Konatsu Kato, who plays protagonist Hinako Fukami, and Yuka Iijima, who portrays Rinko Nishida, have already streamed their playthroughs to massive fan reception. This has kicked off a mini-trend of the game's actors diving into the livestreaming scene. 
Natsuki Osaki is a dynamic young actor, active in both stage and screen, with credits including the NHK morning drama "Toto Neechan," and stage plays like "Ensemble Stars!!" and "Touken Ranbu." His announcement to join the "Silent Hill f" streaming lineup has fans buzzing, eager to see him react to the story and spill behind-the-scenes secrets from Shu's very own perspective.