I'm extremely excited for this. Looks amazing, even more so than the wonderful first game. The combat looks incredibly fluid, as to be expected I suppose.
I'm extremely excited for this. Looks amazing, even more so than the wonderful first game. The combat looks incredibly fluid, as to be expected I suppose.
I was really impressed by everything about Hollow Knight except the combat, so I never took the plunge and bought it myself. This looks like it's fixed my only gripe, so I'm definitely looking out...
I was really impressed by everything about Hollow Knight except the combat, so I never took the plunge and bought it myself. This looks like it's fixed my only gripe, so I'm definitely looking out for it.
Yes the combat in Hollow Knight starts out super basic, but pretty quickly becomes more intense. It's a good framework, looks simple but with more abilities you have more options for how to...
Yes the combat in Hollow Knight starts out super basic, but pretty quickly becomes more intense. It's a good framework, looks simple but with more abilities you have more options for how to approach the fights.
Scoped the trailer earlier - it seems like it will be another home run. I'm so backlogged on games though, hope I can wrap them all up before this drops.
Scoped the trailer earlier - it seems like it will be another home run. I'm so backlogged on games though, hope I can wrap them all up before this drops.
Hollow Knight is my favorite metroidvania ever. The thing I liked the most that I see the less comments about is how tight the controls are; Every time I died I was to blame for it. I also really...
Hollow Knight is my favorite metroidvania ever. The thing I liked the most that I see the less comments about is how tight the controls are; Every time I died I was to blame for it.
I also really liked that while the bosses were difficult, I didn't need to research how to deal with them; after fighting them enough times the game taught me how to deal with them.
I agree that tight controls are everything for platformers. There's nothing worse than feeling like you're being limited by the controls. That's what was frustrating when I played Celeste. I had...
I agree that tight controls are everything for platformers. There's nothing worse than feeling like you're being limited by the controls. That's what was frustrating when I played Celeste. I had to get my mind to adapt to the game (eg. the dash mecanic that you can only do either forward or diagonaly) and not the other way around.
That coupled with well crafted level design is what makes Hollow Knight a great game. I hope with this sequel we get an even better experience. I would like to see a more diversity in how you approach each encounter with enemies.
Oh man I am so hyped for this. I can't believe they made it a full game instead of just a DLC. Hollow Knight is still the best game I played since it came out.
Oh man I am so hyped for this. I can't believe they made it a full game instead of just a DLC. Hollow Knight is still the best game I played since it came out.
I'm excited. I loved Hollow Knight, and I'm really looking forward to more in the same world from Team Cherry.
I'm extremely excited for this. Looks amazing, even more so than the wonderful first game. The combat looks incredibly fluid, as to be expected I suppose.
I was really impressed by everything about Hollow Knight except the combat, so I never took the plunge and bought it myself. This looks like it's fixed my only gripe, so I'm definitely looking out for it.
Yes the combat in Hollow Knight starts out super basic, but pretty quickly becomes more intense. It's a good framework, looks simple but with more abilities you have more options for how to approach the fights.
Certainly not for everyone though
Scoped the trailer earlier - it seems like it will be another home run. I'm so backlogged on games though, hope I can wrap them all up before this drops.
Hollow Knight is my favorite metroidvania ever. The thing I liked the most that I see the less comments about is how tight the controls are; Every time I died I was to blame for it.
I also really liked that while the bosses were difficult, I didn't need to research how to deal with them; after fighting them enough times the game taught me how to deal with them.
I agree that tight controls are everything for platformers. There's nothing worse than feeling like you're being limited by the controls. That's what was frustrating when I played Celeste. I had to get my mind to adapt to the game (eg. the dash mecanic that you can only do either forward or diagonaly) and not the other way around.
That coupled with well crafted level design is what makes Hollow Knight a great game. I hope with this sequel we get an even better experience. I would like to see a more diversity in how you approach each encounter with enemies.
Oh man I am so hyped for this. I can't believe they made it a full game instead of just a DLC. Hollow Knight is still the best game I played since it came out.