We know from Sony that an "overwhelming majority" of PS4 games will be playable on the PS5 thanks to backwards compatibility. Sadly, one of the few games left out will be Silent Hills: PT, one of the best horror games of all time, even if it's just a simple demo. Konami told Gamesradar that Silent Hills: PT "will not be available on the PS Store, so users will not be able to re-download the content via the backwards compatibility feature on the PS5." This Sony support page states that you can "transfer digital game and save data from a PS4 console to a PS5 console using WiFi data transfer." However, Konami's statement suggests that this process will only work if the game (or demo) you're loading has an existing PS5 PS Store page. Get the best PS5 deals before everyone else! We'll send you pre-order details and the best PS5 deals as they become available. Please send me details of other relevant Techradar products and future brands. Please send me details of other relevant third party products. No spam, I promise. You can unsubscribe at any time and we will never share your data without your permission. Created by Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro and starring Norman Reedus as the unsung protagonist, the PT demo takes you through the halls of a haunted house, uncovering haunting secrets as they chase down the terrifying ghost Lisa. PT was released in 2014 and was later removed from the Playstation Store in 2015, so only players who previously downloaded it were still able to play it. It's disappointing, but not surprising, that Konami continues to keep the demo off of the Playstation Network, given the game's cancellation and the company's notorious fallout with Kojima. After PT's cancellation, Kojima left Konami and worked with del Toro and Reedus to create Death Stranding instead. Although we gave the DS five stars in our review, it's not a horror game and it couldn't assuage the disappointment that many gamers still think PT's mysteries will never be solved.