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  • by sh er Oct 24
    By 2026, Hollow Knight: Silksong has settled into a peculiar reputation: a sequel that expands nearly every dimension of its predecessor while preserving the sharp, unforgiving edge that made the original memorable. Its map is larger, its base game content more expansive, and its nonlinear structure...
  • by sh er Oct 24
    By 2026, Hollow Knight: Silksong has settled into its place as a demanding, beautiful pilgrimage through Pharloom, and one of the earliest Wishes still catches travelers before they have learned the land’s sharper rules. The Lost Fleas sends Hornet after five wayward pilgrims scattered across The Ma...
  • by sh er Oct 24
    I still remember the first time I stumbled into the Great Conchflies’ arena in Hollow Knight: Silksong. I was climbing the Blasted Steps from Shellwood, minding my own business, when two shell-winged troublemakers decided to turn a quiet platforming route into a theater of ricochets and burrowed amb...
  • by sh er Oct 24
    In Hollow Knight: Silksong, rosaries are less a casual pickup and more the game's circulatory system: they keep tools, keys, upgrades, and stringing options moving. For 2026 playthroughs, the most practical advice is still the same: quests come first, and repeatable enemy loops come second. A good f...
  • by sh er Oct 23
    Bilewater is the kind of place that makes me want to apologize to my controller. It is dank, dark, soaked in poison, and — worst of all — Shakra seems to have taken a personal holiday when you need her most. In Silksong, maps usually come from that traveling merchant, but Bilewater flips the script:...
  • by sh er Oct 23
    As of 2026, Hollow Knight: Silksong still greets curious players with a sidequest so wholesome it practically wears a tiny gardening hat. The quest is Berry Picking, and its premise is exactly what the name promises: the Moss Druid needs Mossberries, Hornet needs a reason to poke around Mosshome, an...
  • by sh er Oct 23
    In 2026, Hollow Knight: Silksong remains a game built on secrets that do not announce themselves. One of the more quietly rewarding discoveries is the Mask Maker, a returning figure from the original Hollow Knight who now occupies a high, wind-scoured corner of Mount Fay. The character is not tied t...
  • by sh er Oct 23
    I have spent much of 2026 scrolling through classifieds for performance cars that still make sense, and the 2004 Jaguar XJR keeps pulling me back. On paper, it sounds like a fantasy: a supercharged V8 luxury sedan, an aluminum body, rear-wheel drive, and a 0–60 mph time that can embarrass a modern M...
  • by sh er Oct 23
    Hollow Knight: Silksong has been handing out humble pie by the plateful since launch, and players are still reeling from its punishing platforming, savage early-game bosses, and the general sense that Pharloom wakes up every morning looking for new ways to ruin your day. But the community has now di...