Double Helix Games. Silent Hill: Homecoming.

This video game follows Alex Shepherd as he travels through his hometown, Shepherd's Glen, while it is being slowly overtaken by fog from Silent Hill, and his ventures into the Otherworld which slowly reveal his repressed memories and the corrupt agreement between the forces in Silent Hill and the leaders of his town.

Annotation
Double Helix Games. Silent Hill: Homecoming. Konami, 2008. Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.

Quotes and Notes
...on Judge Margaret Holloway Suffocates her daughter, Nora, as a sacrifice to keep the evil forces in Silent Hill out of Shepherd’s Glen; when Alex doesn’t die, her daughter is reincarnated as Asphyxia (a hypersexualized boss; composed of a chain of female torsos, arms, and hands) Judge Holloway is described on the wiki are being particularly detached from her crimes and her children (when killing Nora fails, she attempts to torture and kill Elle, her second daughter, to correct the imbalanced “payment” process) "“While the other parents were believers as she was, they all suffered some sort of remorse and repent over the murders of their own children…Not only is Margaret absent of this remorse, she also demonstrates a certain taste in ordering and developing extraordinarily cruel tortures for those who refuse to accept the teachings of the cult before finally killing them, including having Lillian Shepherd stretched until her limbs are torn, and torturing Wheeler, Elle, and almost Alex.”" In game quote from Margaret: “Murdering? I’ve given them life through rebirth.”

...on Amnion/Lillian Shepherd Mom/spider monster (Lillian Shepherd is an absent, disconnected mother to Alex) --> Monster is his pregnant mother chasing and attempting to kill him. She is the final boss that you face. “The human body is pale and bloated, like a waterlogged corpse, or a woman in the final days of pregnancy. Amnion has three pairs of breasts just above its inflated abdomen.” "I never even considered it as a waterlogged body. The shape, weight, and position of the enlarged portion of the belly on the boss HEAVILY resemble that of a pregnant woman. The name seems to solidify the body as that of a pregnant woman as it is a term so closely linked to childbirth and pregnancy." “Further symbolism of the theme of birth and Joshua’s death include: the name ‘Amnion’ referencing the amniotic sac that surrounds a fetus…”