#Hollow knight silksong hd Pc

Originally posted by Pyxelate:I have a low-end PC and managed to run HK with average 30-40 FPS but sometimes 15-20 in areas like Godhome, Grimm Troupe Tent, Colosseum of Fools, and The White Palace. Just start slowly saving over that time for a lower-end, but more modern rig and you are at least guaranteed to be fine. I'd really say for you to consider waiting another year or so for computer components to go down in price, which will still probably be before this game comes out, and 2-300 bucks will get you a gaming rig that should run hollow knight at 1080p60.

Cool.īy immersive I meant that the game world has more details like when you walk on those moss floors in reacts to your footsteps, hornet and other character's animations look more detailed and there seems to be more particles and also more stuff in the background.Īnd I'm guessing those can affect the performance a little bit on weaker systems. Exactly what I used to do in older games like Quake 1 to upscale the resolutions. If sought, you can always edit the resolutions of the game by Steam's manager. Also what does a game's graphical power cravings have to do with its 'immersive-ness'? Weird specification, but alright. Hollow Knight: Silksong is in development for Switch.Originally posted by Quakei:I know as much about this game as you do. It may not be playable yet, it may not have the heaviest marketing campaign either, but it does have a lot of information out there that, hopefully, can tide fans over until its next showing. Hollow Knight: Silksong is real and tangible. Wanting something new and concrete is understandable, hoping for a release date soon is okay, but for fans of the franchise, all of this is a good thing. It’s easy to see Hollow Knight: Silksong for what it is because it has put a lot of itself out there. There is plenty of information out there to whet the appetite of Hollow Knight lore lovers, including plenty of confirmed features that will manifest in the game. That’s not really the case for Hollow Knight: Silksong, though. It may not even make it to another showcase this year, and with several games being announced so early in development, information drought is a common issue nowadays. It wasn’t at E3, it wasn’t at the recent Nintendo Indie Direct, and it wasn’t at Gamescom. RPG elements are also tossed in with all of this, moreso than Hollow Knight, and they could end up being some of the biggest changes.Įven considering all of this, fans are wanting and waiting to learn more, hoping it is at event after event. Instead of using soul to heal like in Hollow Knight, Hornet will use silk in Silksong. Furthermore, while it is somewhat similar to Hollow Knight, Silksong’s fast travel seems rather unique- the Bell Beast. Hornet can craft weapons and tools, with the game also replacing the Geo currency with Rosary Beads. These quests, as it stands, are broken down in Hunt, Gather, Wayfinder, and Grand Hunt quest lines.

There’s also a collection of NPCs, which will give Hornet quests. There are several Hollow Knight: Silksong bosses already confirmed, ranging from Lace to Steel Assassin Sharpe and more.

Gameplay will be largely similar, with plans for over 165 different enemies. A few of the smaller areas of Hollow Knight: Silksong’s Pharloom have also been confirmed and detailed. A few details about Pharloom are known even, such as it having a shining citadel, being ruled by “Silk and Song,” being based around faith and pilgrimage, and having a gilded pin as part of its traditional weaponry. Hornet, captured and taken to Pharloom, must climb to the very top of this kingdom to discover the mystery of her being brought here. Originally a DLC for Hollow Knight, Silksong became so massive that it was only right it becomes its own game.

Hollow knight silksong hd