Silksong has the opportunity to introduce areas like The Hive from its predecessor, but should Team Cherry do so for the sequel?

As dedicated fans continue to beg for news regarding Hollow Knight: Silksong, developer Team Cherry offers an update regarding the Metroidvania title.

Team Cherry's Matthew 'Leth' Griffin, in charge of PR and marketing, has stated Hollow Knight: Silksong is "real,

Hollow Knight fans are so sick of waiting for Silksong to get a release date that they've agreed to pretend it will be released on April 2.

It all started when supersleuths on the Hollow Knight subreddit noticed that on January 15, co-director of Team Cherry William Pellen had changed his Twitter/X profile picture to a picture of a chocolate cake. Alongside this, Pellen tweeted: “something big is coming. keep your eyes closed tomorrow.”

The long-awaited Hollow Knight: Silksong has been in development for nearly six years. Initially planned as DLC to Hollow Knight, it eventually became a full fledged sequel that's highly anticipated by fans. However, aside from some brief glimpses here and there, it's been pretty quiet from developer Team Cherry.

Silksong development continues as Team Cherry responds to fan speculation over a cake photo. Read all about it here.

It's been a while since there's been a relevant news about Hollow Knight Silksong. Everything shows that soon we will hear more about this game.

Believe it or not, a years-old cake recipe has reignited Hollow Knight: Silksong hopes for the millionth time.

Silksong wants to be as successful as its predecessor, it must ensure that it retains a certain aspect one might not expect.

Silksong is still a real video game that’s in active development, despite recent conspiracy theories. Matthew Griffin, who handles marketing and publishing for Team Cherry, wrote last Friday on X, “Yes the game is real,