Another day, another Hollow Knight: Silksong Steam Update – Can we finally get a release date this week?

Another day, another Hollow Knight: Silksong SteamDB update, which whips the Hollow Knight fans who have information. Can this finally become one?

overnight, Hollow Knight: Silk Updated quietly on Steam Steamdb Point out that a package has received its first update in over a year (thanks, EUROGAMER). It immediately rumored that the mill became speeding, and players guessed that something was going on. Have we finally seen more at the Summer Game Festival? Could it be part of the Xbox display cabinet? Or we can even get one Nintendo Switch 2 Shadow drops…? !

Hollow Knight: Silksong received the latest news about its package on SteamDB tonight (apparently it was the first update in 15 months) https://t.co/djz9ebnffghttps://t.co/thpp2luygp pic.twitter.com/9rvhy290ez

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Of course, fans immediately started searching for clue updates. While some people were previously injured by a bunch of burgers, this update is particularly exciting because Some fan Believe that we have evidence that Hollow Knight: Silk (or at least some version) is “uploaded to the steam server”.

“(Is this R)EAL?” ask Hope a fan. “reality” answer.

The Cherry team has been doing things on their own time scales, and the infamous lip tightness makes us guess the slightest, sometimes silly details. But now real It feels like something is happening… Hopefully we can find what it is soon.

Cherry's sequel is one of the most anticipated games in the world right now and has been the top of the Steam Wishellist rankings for many years. Silksong made a appearance on Nintendo's Switch 2 Direct in Aprilshortly after the Cherries nailed the nail in the 2025 release window, it was a very patient fan. Now, given We know that for those who are at the National Museum of Screen Culture in Australia starting September 18, it will be fun.some speculate that we can study launches before this…although it has not been confirmed yet.

IGN recently shared exclusively Silk Elf Watch and…well, Internet Internet.

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