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OK, so full disclosure: when Hollow Knight: Silksong finally got its long-awaited reveal, I wasn’t just excited for the game itself. I was legitimately wondering at that point how many other people were freaking out about it. The player count,…
When I first leapt into Silksong, I had no clue that there was this whole world of tools, forums and competitive communites just waiting for me. I always assumed it was just a game now, it’s started to be a…
So, let’s not kid ourselves here… the Bell Beast killed me. Stright up wrecked my confidence, my health bar and my patience. I assumed it was just another average early game boss. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t. After I don’t know…
I acquired Hollow Knight: Silksong on a Tuesday and the third boss bodied me. Not a tough boss, mind you the third. Sitting there with the controller in my hand, I recall thinking at one point, am I just really…
I didn’t expect Hollow Knight game fast travel. The first one was a conscious slog through backtracking but that pretty much made it more dramatic. But when I came up to The Marrow in Silksong, killed the Bell Beast and…
Yeah, so I’ve been pushing to Silksong and I was curious why my Red Tools were feeling weaker than other weapons. It turns out there’s a whole upgrade system in the Crafting Kit that I missed. Once I figured it…
When I first began playing Hollow Knight: Silksong, I was hitting enemies like I was swinging a toothpick around instead of defending myself with an actual weapon. Four hits just to drop basic enemies? That gets old fast. And then…
I went into Silksong assuming it’d be business as usual from the first Hollow Knight with its brutal, measured battles. What I discovered was deeper, faster and honestly way more satisfying once I knew what the heck I was doing.…