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Hollow Knight, initially funded through Kickstarter and released in 2017, quickly became a beloved indie hit. Players take on the role of a silent knight, battling challenging bosses and venturing through the insect-ridden kingdom of Hallownest. Praised for its stunning art style and demanding gameplay, it’s considered one of the most successful independent games of the last decade. Its sequel, Hollow Knight: Silksong, launched in 2025 to critical acclaim and numerous awards, including several Game of the Year nominations. Now, Team Cherry is bringing both games to the new Nintendo Switch 2 console.

Hollow Knight: Silksong, the sequel to the popular 2017 indie game Hollow Knight, was finally released in September 2025 after years of anticipation. Players control Hornet as she battles challenging bosses and journeys through the insect-filled kingdom of Pharloom. The game received widespread acclaim from both critics and fans, winning numerous awards, including Best Action/Adventure Game at The Game Awards. Now, the developers, Team Cherry, have hinted at what’s coming next for Hornet with a brief but exciting preview.

Players will find more detailed gameplay, improved graphics, and captivating new stories. There’s a huge range of games coming, including fast-paced action RPGs and calm, story-driven adventures. Fans can anticipate the return of a well-known demon hunter, a new installment in a popular indie series, and many other exciting titles.

There are a few games I’m waiting to jump into fully until they get some key updates. Broken Arrow, for example, really needs a way to save campaign progress before I can get properly hooked. I was pretty disappointed with Beach Invasion 1915: Gallipoli, though. They tried to add a single-player FPS mode, but it just didn’t work well. And Crystal Commander VR? It didn’t really click with me – it felt like it needed you to set up a complicated mixed-reality map to even play, which was a hassle.