Silent Hill: Townfall — How to Equip CRTV Styles and Simon’s Alternate Outfit

Buying the Deluxe edition of Silent Hill: Townfall or pre-ordering the Standard version gets you a small pile of cosmetic extras: alternate looks for the handheld CRTV, a second outfit for Simon Ordell, and a separate Bonus Application holding the digital art book and mini soundtrack. None of them switch on automatically. You have to download them during installation and then pick them inside the game’s cosmetic settings.

Quick answer: Download every DLC item when you install the game, then choose your CRTV Style and Simon’s Outfit in the Cosmetic Options screen at New Game, or later under Options > Game Options.

Download the DLC items before you launch the game

The cosmetics and the Bonus Application arrive as separate downloadable entries attached to your purchase, not as part of the base install. On PlayStation 5, the purchase confirmation screen lists them individually, and every one of them needs to be downloaded alongside the game. If you skip an item there, it will not appear in the cosmetic menus later.

Downloading DLC Items — The PlayStation purchase complete menu, where each CRTV Style and Simon's Outfit entry has to be downloaded individually. Shown at 00:19 in GosuNoob’s video. Image: Screen Burn

Your purchase account and storefront determine access to Cosmetics and the Bonus Application. A Steam purchase stays with the Steam version, while an Epic Games Store purchase stays with its Epic Games Store copy.

Equip CRTV styles and Simon’s outfit at New Game

Pick New Game from the main menu. Townfall walks you through its gameplay settings before the campaign begins, and the cosmetic choices sit at the end of that setup chain.

Scroll to Cosmetic Options. This screen holds two entries, one for Simon’s Outfit and one for CRTV Style, each with a live preview so you can see the model before committing.

Cycle the CRTV Style between Standard, Rusted, and Beach Edition, then set Simon’s Outfit to Alternate if you own the Deluxe edition. Start the game once the previews show what you want.

Selecting Skins at New Game — The Cosmetic Options screen during New Game setup, with CRTV Style switched to Beach Edition. Shown at 00:46 in GosuNoob’s video. Image: Screen Burn

Change CRTV styles mid-run from Game Options

Nothing about the choice is permanent. If you start the campaign with the default television and decide halfway through St. Amelia that you want the rusted shell, you can swap without restarting.

Pause during gameplay and open Options, then go into Game Options. The same two cosmetic entries from the New Game flow appear here.

Switch CRTV Style between Standard, Rusted, and Beach Edition, or flip Simon’s Outfit, then back out of the menu. The change applies to your current save immediately.

To confirm it worked, pull out the handheld CRTV once you are back in control. The casing you selected is what Simon is holding in front of you, since Townfall is played entirely in first person and the device sits in your hands rather than on a HUD.

Changing Skins In-Game via Options — The handheld CRTV in first person, where the selected style is visible on the device itself. Shown at 01:18 in GosuNoob’s video. Image: Screen Burn

Simon’s Alternate Outfit only shows up in cutscenes

This one catches people out. Because the game never leaves first person during normal play, the alternate costume is only visible when the camera cuts away for a story scene. Set it and you will see Simon in a blue cap and a Chapman Energy Group vest during those sequences, but exploring St. Amelia looks identical either way.

Viewing Simon's Alternate Outfit in Cutscenes — Simon's Alternate Outfit, visible only when the game cuts to a story scene. Shown at 02:05 in GosuNoob’s video. Image: Screen Burn

Open the Bonus Application for the art book and soundtrack

The Deluxe art book and mini soundtrack are not menu entries inside Townfall. They install as their own piece of software, listed on the PS5 home screen as Silent Hill: Townfall – Bonus Application, and you launch it the same way you launch the game.

Its main menu offers two choices, Artbook and Original Soundtrack. The contents stay inside that application, so there is no way to export the images or music as loose files in a format of your choosing.

Accessing Bonus Application — The Bonus Application launches separately from the game and holds both Deluxe extras. Shown at 02:48 in GosuNoob’s video. Image: Screen Burn

The Artbook is split into Scenarios, Locations, and Characters, mixing concept art with model renders. The Original Soundtrack side is a plain tracklist with titles, running times, and playback controls, drawing highlights from Pilotpriest’s in-game score rather than the complete set of cues.

Digital Artbook Gallery Overview — The Digital Artbook gallery, sorted into Scenarios, Locations, and Characters. Shown at 03:13 in GosuNoob’s video. Image: Screen Burn

Which items come with each edition

Item	Standard	Deluxe
CRTV Style: Rusted	Pre-order bonus	Pre-order bonus
CRTV Style: Beach Edition	PS5 pre-order only	PS5 pre-order only
Simon’s Outfit: Alternate	No	Yes
Bonus Application	No	Yes
48-hour early access	No	Yes

Standard runs $49.99 and Deluxe $59.99, with Deluxe sold as a download only on PS5, Steam, and the Epic Games Store. Beach Edition is the one genuine split between platforms, since it does not provision on a PC receipt. Worldwide release is September 24, 2026, and Deluxe buyers get in 48 hours earlier through the same build, not a separate demo. If you still need to buy in, Konami’s regional order page routes to the official storefronts.

Worth keeping in perspective: all of this is paint. The Rusted and Beach Edition shells change how the pocket television looks in your hands, not how tuning, enemy detection, or the signal puzzles behave, and the alternate outfit does not alter Simon’s movement, health, or stealth. Equip whichever combination you like and the game underneath plays exactly the same.