Hollow Knight: Silksong will kick your teeth in, but one adorable singing bug makes up for it: "Sherma swimming and singing in the hot springs gives me the energy to get through the day"

Entering Belljar in Hollow Knight: Silksong, Hornet sees its citziens strung up and suspended on silky string.

While everyone is still diving into the depths of Hollow Knight: Silksong, there is one opinion that has united nearly every person playing it: we all love Sherma.

Now that Hollow Knight: Silksong is finally out after 6 years, discussion around the game has changed from "SKONG WHEN" to conversations about its new mechanics, and, most notably, its difficulty compared to the original Hollow Knight (with Team Cherry already planning to nerf some of the game's earlier bosses). And while discussions about difficulty in games will always devolve into the same tired debate and cries of "git gud," there is a more wholesome side to Silksong-based chatter.