Hollow Knight: Silksong Will Be Playable in September—But Not How You’d Expect

Hollow Knight: Silksong will be playable in September, but in a very unusual way. The highly anticipated Metroidvania title will only be accessible at the ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) museum in Australia. Hollow Knight: Silksong to Be Playable in an Australian Museum The Melbourne-based museum will be the first place where fans can experience Team Cherry’s new game. Starting on September 18, the ACMI will host an exhibition titled Game Worlds, offering a glimpse into the game’s design, artistic direction, and—most notably—the chance to play it. Museum curators Jini Maxwell and Bethan Johnson expressed their excitement about hosting “one of the most anticipated indie games in the world.” “From the hundreds of sprites that bring Hornet to life, to the logic behind the game’s toughest boss fights—and of course, the chance to play the game inside the gallery—our Silksong exhibit delves into the artistic direction and design details of the game,” they explain. After all, Team Cherry is based in Australia, and what better way to showcase the game than as a piece of museum art—foreshadowing the critical acclaim it’s likely to receive. Does This Exhibition Hint at a Release Date? It’s still unclear whether the version shown at ACMI will be the final game...

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