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Hollow Knight Silksong review: a rare gaming sequel that lives up to the hype
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Macworld UK - News, Tips & Reviews from the Apple Experts
Even better is the news that Hollow Knight: Silksong works on both Intel Macs and Apple Silicon.
Hollow Knight, of course, was a huge hit – especially given that it was developed by a modest three-man team based in Adelaide – and went on to sell millions of copies in recent years.
Silky SequelYou could even argue that Silksong is actually a completely new game, rather than a simple sequel.
Should You Buy Hollow Knight: Silksong?
Many people find platform games frustrating – especially when they have restrictive Save systems like that – so Silksong isn’t a must-have recommendation for all Mac gamers.