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    Hollow Knight: Silksong Review: A Gorgeous, Punishing Metroidvania Triumph

    I still remember the first time I stepped into Hallownest…

    Five years later, Pharloom pulls me back with the same magnetic dread. Let me tell you, the wait was agonizing, but boy, was it worth it. Team Cherry, a tiny team that built both Hollow Knight and Silksong,…

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      My Hunt for Silver Bells in Bellhart’s Tunnels

      Last week, in my 2026 run of Hollow Knight: Silksong, I stood before Bellhart’s Wishwall and accepted a Gather wish that sounded simple enough: find Silver Bells. The prompt mentioned tunnels above and below Bellhart, so I slid through one route, climbed out the far side, and found nothing. That…

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        Silksong Patch 1.0.28626 Fixes Bugs While Speedrunners Rewrite Pharloom

        The kingdom of Pharloom had barely settled into its rhythm when Team Cherry spoke again.

        It was the first week after Hollow Knight: Silksong finally escaped into the wild, and players were still counting their deaths against Moorwing. That first patch had arrived like…

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          How to Defeat The Last Judge in Hollow Knight: Silksong

          Before Hornet can finally step beyond the towering Grand Gate and into the long-awaited Citadel, she must first overcome a monumental obstacle known as The Last Judge. This ancient arbiter has guarded the Blasted Steps for countless generations, turning away all who carry even a hint of…

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            Silksong’s Godhome Mod Turns Any Boss Fight Into a Practice Arena

            The silence of a boss arena had become a familiar kind of pressure by 2026. Hollow Knight: Silksong had built a reputation as a breathtaking, needle-sharp maze where bosses didn’t simply sit at the end of a level—they seemed to relish the fight. Some players adored that cruelty.…

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              A 286-Mile 1998 Dodge Viper GTS GT2 Champion Edition Still Blends Detroit Muscle with Le Mans Glory

              Some cars are built for gentle weekend cruises. The 1998 Dodge Viper GTS GT2 Champion Edition was not one of them. Dodge has a long history of tearing up motorsport rulebooks. The 426 Hemi did it in 1965, and by 1998 Team Viper was doing it again…

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                Hollow Knight: Silksong Is Kicking My Butt in the Best Way

                I’ll just say it: I’m a big video game guy, and I’m so good at video games. Silksong? Easy. I’m not like other gamers — I don’t struggle. Okay, time to get real. Hollow Knight is a hard game, and Silksong is no walk in the park either. When I first played Hollow Knight seven years…

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                  The Ford Voodoo V8: Highest-Revving Production Ford V8 Ever

                  Most V8 engines rely on displacement rather than extreme revs to generate power. Their abundant low-end torque usually makes high redlines unnecessary. Ford, though, has produced several exceptions over more than a century of engine development. Among them, one production V8 stands…

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                    The Most Brutal Bosses I Fought in Hollow Knight: Silksong

                    I stepped back into Pharloom in 2026 thinking my time with the original Hollow Knight had prepared me. I was wrong. Team Cherry did not simply add more health bars or longer attack chains. They crafted a gauntlet of pain that feels personal, precise, and absolutely merciless. After…

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                      This 756-HP Cadillac ATS-V Is a Six-Speed Manual Monster

                      I’ll be honest with you: I have a real weakness for four-door sleepers that can humble muscle cars, and this heavily modified 2018 Cadillac ATS-V made me do a double take. In factory trim, the ATS-V’s 3.6-liter twin-turbo V6 was no slouch, cranking out 464 horsepower and 445 lb-ft of…

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