Hollow Knight (2017)
A 2D exploration action adventure game, developed by Team Cherry.
First released
Feb 24, 2017
Franchises
Hollow Knight
Developed by
Team Cherry
Published by
Team Cherry, Fangamer
Platforms
Mac, PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Linux, Nintendo Switch
Genres
Platformer, Action-Adventure
Themes
Fantasy
Rating
ESRB: E10+, PEGI: 7+
Releases
- NSW - Hollow Knight (first print) United Kingdom
- NSW - Hollow Knight United States
- PC - Hollow Knight United States
- PS4 - Hollow Knight Voidheart Edition United States
- PS4 - Hollow Knight: Voidheart Edition United Kingdom
- XONE - Hollow Knight United States
Community reviews
hollow knight
one of the best games i played the art boss movment everything is perfect
0 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Buen juego pero no para mí
Estética muy buena
No es mi estilo, no descarto retomarlo en algún momento
No es mi estilo, no descarto retomarlo en algún momento
review
Best game of OAT
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful
Pain
"Hollow Knight" is a game whose primary purpose is to hurt you without cessation.
The game take place within the infected and decomposing corpse of a cavernous bug-kingdom (an undoubtedly joyful setting) and the artwork is beautiful. Each area is not only meticulously mapped and planned, but the visuals are engrossing while not being overwhelming.
Like Dark Souls, you learn through death. Within every death, something new is gleaned. However, unlike Dark Souls, the silent protagonist of Hollow Knight is actually sympathetic. When a boss kills me for the thirtieth time, I'm not mad at the game. I'm mad at myself for subjecting the little knight to my bad gameplay. I try again not because I feel compelled to do so, but because I want to get it right and help the knight reach the end of his vague quest.
Anyway, enough of that. Great game, go get it.
The game take place within the infected and decomposing corpse of a cavernous bug-kingdom (an undoubtedly joyful setting) and the artwork is beautiful. Each area is not only meticulously mapped and planned, but the visuals are engrossing while not being overwhelming.
Like Dark Souls, you learn through death. Within every death, something new is gleaned. However, unlike Dark Souls, the silent protagonist of Hollow Knight is actually sympathetic. When a boss kills me for the thirtieth time, I'm not mad at the game. I'm mad at myself for subjecting the little knight to my bad gameplay. I try again not because I feel compelled to do so, but because I want to get it right and help the knight reach the end of his vague quest.
Anyway, enough of that. Great game, go get it.