As the one-year anniversary of Hollow Knight: Silksong’s release approaches, some players, having now beaten the game long ago, might be left with a Hornet-shaped hole in their hearts. Silksong is a sequel, improving on a lot of the combat and platforming systems its predecessor, Hollow Knight, established. Playing Hollow Knight after Silksong kinda feels like that moment in a shonen anime when the protagonist sheds their weighted armor. Blasphemous/Blasphemous 2Of all the games on this list that don’t have Hollow Knight in its title, Blasphemous and its sequel are the games most like Silksong. Tons of games shifted their own release dates to get out of the game’s way, much like everyone’s doing this year with GTA VI now.