An old interview with Team Cherry from 2018 that's resurfaced over the past few days indicates that Hollow Knight was originally only planned to be "like two hours or something" before its Kickstarter blew up.
Over the past few years, you can't even breathe in the space of an indie game without someone, somewhere asking the question that's on all of our minds - "where's Hollow Knight: Silksong?". That eternal query has been a bit of a joke for a while considering how long the game has taken, but it looks like it's finally happening at some point in 2025.
Stop me if you think that you've heard this one before.
While we all wait for our hearts to be collectively broken again by Silksong slipping out of this year, there's not been all that much news regarding Hollow Knight to share. All eyes are on Silksong, like they've been for some time now, but that hasn't stopped an interesting tidbit about the original Hollow Knight's development from slipping through the cracks.
As reported by GamesRadar+, Source Gaming recently uploaded an interview that it actually conducted all the way back at BitSummit 2018, one year after Hollow Knight launched on...
