FLEA FINDER | Hollow Knight: Silksong | 19

In this episode of my blind Let's Play Gameplay Playthrough of Hollow Knight: Silksong, how do these little fuzzballs end up in these situations!?

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TITLE: Hollow Knight: Silksong
DEVELOPER: Team Cherry
PLATFORM: Steam

Hollow Knight: Silksong is a Metroidvania video game developed and published by Australian independent developer Team Cherry. The sequel to Hollow Knight (2017), it was released on 4 September 2025 for Linux, macOS, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.

In Silksong, players control Hornet, the former princess of Hollow Knight's fallen kingdom of Hallownest and a prominent supporting character from the original game. The story follows her as she is captured and transported to the mysterious new land of Pharloom, where she must navigate a vast, interconnected world filled with unique enemies, challenging bosses, and intricate environments. The game expands on the combat and traversal mechanics introduced in the first title, incorporating Hornet's agility and needle-based combat, as well as adding a quest system to encourage exploration and discovery. Originally planned as downloadable content for Hollow Knight, the project grew in scope over time, prompting Team Cherry to announce in February 2019 that it would instead become a full standalone sequel.

Hollow Knight: Silksong's gameplay is similar to its predecessor Hollow Knight, featuring 2D platforming and combat. Some changes are made from the original, such as Hornet moving with a more acrobatic flair compared to Hollow Knight's protagonist, and that healing is faster. Side-quests are part of the game, and include a journal to keep track of them. This includes a quest system divided into four categories titled Gather, Wayfarer, Hunt, and Grand Hunt, which are provided by the non-player characters or by quest boards. Two new currencies are introduced: Shell Shards and Rosaries. Rosaries act similarly to Geo from Hollow Knight, with them mainly being collected after defeating enemies, and with them being lost upon death. However, if they are put on a string, they will not be lost. The game also features "crests" and "tools", the latter of which are confirmed to be craftable, and require Shell Shards to repair.

Team Cherry has stated that Silksong is very large, with it featuring over 200 new enemies, over 40 new bosses, and around 100 different "benches" throughout the game world, compared to over 140, over 30, and 51, respectively, in Hollow Knight at launch. One of Silksong's areas, "Greymoor", is one of the biggest Team Cherry has ever created.

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