Nobody picks up a wailing, vine-covered baby for fun—except the most stubborn completionists in Hollow Knight: Silksong. The Rite of Rebirth sounds like a noble wish, but it quickly turns into a multi-zone scavenger hunt that strips Hornet of her healing, her tools, and her patience. Here is how Hor...

Hollow Knight: Silksong already had the nerve to introduce one of the most hated bosses in Metroidvania history. Did anyone ask for the Savage Beastfly to return? Absolutely not. Did Team Cherry listen? Also absolutely not. Instead, they placed a rematch atop a pit of lava with temporary platforms, ...

As Hornet ventures through the second act of Silksong, a seemingly minor curiosity in the form of a Cogwork Heart Piece can pull attention away from the primary path. Each recovered fragment feeds into a larger side quest that ultimately revives a Citadel protector and opens the door to the Final Au...

Hollow Knight: Silksong’s collection of challenging bosses has produced no shortage of frustration, yet few enemies inspire the same strange mixture of dread and resentment as the Savage Beastfly. It is not the most complex creature in the game, nor does it possess a sprawling moveset. In fact, the ...

I’ll admit it: I have a love-hate relationship with Hollow Knight: Silksong where the “hate” part is mostly me yelling at a boss named Sister Splinter while my cat judges me from the couch. The game is brilliant, but the discourse around it has become a rotating monologue about difficulty. Yes, it’s...

Silksong is stuffed with enough optional sorrow to fill a quiver of needles, but few side stories hit as hard as the Green Prince quest. This melancholy mantis does not hand out a wish slip or spam a quest marker; he simply waits behind a locked door, radiating the kind of tragic energy that screams...

In Hollow Knight: Silksong, Act 2 is full of odd tools, but Spider Strings might be one of the most puzzling pickups in Songclave. The Yellow Tool’s description reads like it was written by a very sleepy cartographer, leaving many players unsure whether it’s a combat upgrade, a lore key, or just ano...

If there’s one thing that drives a Hollow Knight: Silksong player up the wall, it’s a quest that points you in a direction and then immediately clams up. The Huntress’ “Broodfeast” mission is exactly that kind of head-scratcher. You’re told to gather 60 ingredients for her hungry little brood, but t...

To say Mount Fay is brisk is like calling a volcano slightly warm. The summit's air doesn’t just nip at the shell—it clings like a jealous specter, draining warmth with every gust. Yet for any self-respecting explorer in Hollow Knight: Silksong during 2026, this glacial deathtrap is a mandatory pilg...

I’ve spent countless hours dying to the same two-mask-damage-dealing nightmares in Hollow Knight: Silksong. The Clawmaidens—those eerie, puppet-like servants of the Citadel—have been the bane of my existence since I first stumbled into Act 2. But just last week, a tiny, almost invisible secret burie...

Even as the calendar turns to 2026, the sprawling kingdom of Pharloom continues to reveal its darkest secrets to dedicated explorers. Among the most talked-about hidden challenges this year is the side quest "Pain, Anguish and Misery" in Hollow Knight: Silksong. What initially appears as another er...

Ever since Hollow Knight: Silksong dropped, players have been scouring every nook and cranny of Pharloom for its most coveted upgrade items. Among the stacks of Rosaries and gleaming shards, Memory Lockets are the real game-changer. These little beauties don’t just look pretty on a shelf—they’re the...