Latest about Hollow Knight: Silksong
Team Cherry demonstrates the evolution between Hollow Knight and Silksong: "If the Last Judge had existed in the previous game, it would have probably been more of a big, round blob"
News Hornet's original move set was the basis for a normal enemy
Silksong devs say "it's very difficult to preserve mystery these days," and Zelda 2-era inspirations pushed them toward a world you can explore "divorced from the internet"
News Team Cherry devs grew up playing games in a pre-internet era
Hollow Knight devs highlight a big difference between their sequel and most Metroidvanias: "The player's choice about where to go in Silksong is not dictated by what power-ups you currently have"
News "It's a specific kind of lock-and-key type of progression"
Silksong is shockingly cheap at just $20, but Team Cherry says it just tries to "price the games at a reasonable level for people," man
News So that's why Silksong is so cheap – that, and Hollow Knight money
Compared to Hollow Knight, Silksong "reworked how the bosses pick their attacks," and suddenly I realize why I got crushed so often
News Silksong is a different animal under the hood
Team Cherry hopes "if there were ever" new Hollow Knight games after Silksong, they could "just exist alongside one another" so the order you play them doesn't matter
News Ari Gibson and William Pellen ponder a hypothetical Hollow Knight 3
Don't worry, former PlayStation president Shuhei Yoshida also finds Silksong difficult: "I need to quit"
News Even people who play games for a living are finding it tough
Silksong's most-hated areas just became a little easier thanks to desperately desired Muckmaggot nerfs
News "Will you walk into my parlour?" said the spider to the maggot
