
Discover a vast, haunted kingdom in Hollow Knight: Silksong! Explore, fight and survive as you ascend to the peak of a land ruled by silk and song.
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As the lethal hunter Hornet, adventure through a kingdom ruled by silk and song! Captured and taken to this unfamiliar world, prepare to battle mighty foes and solve ancient mysteries as you ascend on a deadly pilgrimage to the kingdom’s peak.
Hollow Knight: Silksong is the epic sequel to Hollow Knight, the award winning action-adventure. Journey to all-new lands, discover new powers, battle vast hordes of bugs and beasts and uncover secrets tied to your nature and your past.

Discover the fallen insect kingdom of Pharloom! Explore mossy grottos, gilded cities and misted moors as you ascend to the shining citadel at the top of the world.
Engage in lethal acrobatic action! Wield a huge suite of deadly moves as you dance between foes in swift, beautiful combat.
Craft powerful tools! Master an ever-expanding arsenal of weapons, traps, and mechanisms to vanquish your enemies and explore new heights.
Solve shocking quests! Hunt down rare beasts and solve ancient mysteries to grant the wishes of the downtrodden and restore the kingdom’s hope.
Face over 200 ferocious foes! Beasts and hunters, monsters and knights. Defeat them all with bravery and skill!
Vanquish over 40 legendary bosses! Battle fabled heroes and fallen kings in epic combat to decide the kingdom's fate.
Challenge Steel Soul mode! Once you conquer the kingdom, test your skills in a new mode that presents a more formidable challenge.
Experience a stunning orchestral score! Hollow Knight’s award-winning composer, Christopher Larkin, brings melancholy melodies, symphonic strings and heart-thumping, soul strumming boss themes to the adventure.




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太好玩了呀,为什么不把小怪伤害调到4伤,boss伤害调到8伤。这样才有挑战性的呀,现在还是太容易了呢。
制作精良,对我来说很有挑战,玩上瘾了
Hollow Knight was great, Silksong is even better. It's also a lot harder and certainly more complex but it's a pretty elegant evolution of the formula. The world is quite beautiful, the music is great, the bosses are quite fun even if they can be somewhat frustrating, but I'm playing this through again now on Steam and for the most part replaying the bosses has been pretty enjoyable. Some areas of this game are absolutely not fun, but on the whole, I love it.
llegue casi al final y se me rompio la laptop done jugaba y me calente y me enoje solo digo
好玩
Holy sh*t but really great
7/10 Don't misunderstand me. It's by no means a bad game. starting off with the best: The platforming and general movement in this game is supreme. In some areas it feels just as snappy and satisfying as Celeste which is in fact the highest praise I can give any platformer. The art and animation is even more gorgeous than in hollow knight and especially the area design is unique and memorable. it works great with the beautiful score. 10/10 music and art. However: Compared to Hollow Knight the characters in Silksong feel less developed or interesting. I couldn't care less about 90% of them. You have the exceptions like Sherma or Shakra but most bugs in shops, in towns or quests could be swapped out for some other one and I probably wouldn't notice. Their dialogue feels generic, the characters indistinct and unintriguing. In some areas, namely Bilewater and Sinner's Road the area mechanics, enemies and/or bench-positions just create environments so unfun and straight up frustrating to navigate and explore that it doesn't feel worth it. You're just happy to be out of there. most of the areas are good though. 8/10 the bosses: This is a frustrating one. This game will give you one of the best bossfights ever created (Cogwork Dancers) then turn around and slap you in the face with Trobbio (pure RNG, little skill expression, long downtime just waiting for the guy to materialize again). It gives you bosses like Lace, Widow or the Last Judge (all great) and in the same act includes the least fun bosses anyone could have ever imagined - Beastfly, Skull Tyrant or the Mossmothers. Turns out: Just making everything hit for double damage is not the type of difficulty that makes a game fun. Making every boss also spawn in additional enemies isn't fun either. Again, HK was just better in this respect. most bosses were self sufficient. and found difficulty in their attack patterns, not only 2x damage. Imagine if Hornet in Kingdoms Edge had just been the same as Hornet in Greenpath but she dealt 2x damage and she spawns Primal Aspids. This is how the difficulaty feels in some Silksong bosses. Every boss in Silksong is a real time commitment (for me between ~1/2 to more than 2 hours) and I just can't quite justify spending that time when I either don't feel like skill is even a relevant factor or the "difficulty" is just a lot of HP, double damage and external enemies. Call it a skill issue but I just won't be bothered. 5/10 TL;DR: This games exploration, movement and visual design create a beautiful world you want to go explore (for the most part anyways). Some areas' mechanics and enemies are better at retaining this fun of exploration than others. The bosses are sadly somewhat of a mixed bag in terms of quality. While all pose a very significant challenge to the player some just aren't fun or rewarding, feeling like more of a test of endurance than of skill. The plot and narrative is almost insultingly explicit. Many characters feel boring and interchangeable. The shopkeepers might as well be vending machines.
Great game, very fun and has lot of challenging potential
玩过一代,感觉这个代入感不强,音乐不如一代有记忆点
Mas dificil que Hollow knight, mejor que Hollow knight
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