10 Games To Play Like Hollow Knight

Each area of Hallownest is visually different and distinct. There are flourishing plants that adorn the Queen's Gardens, while the Ancient Basin is isolated and deserted. Each region of Hollow Knight 's striking world has something unique to offer. click here to find out more's each major area of Hallownest, ran

It’s nice finding that footing to play the games we knew we would love. It doesn’t always work out, but in my case it did and can for anyone. I look forward to the dynamic bloody streets of Vampyr or maybe some dungeon crawling through a labyrinth of a nest for a Hollow bug world (I’m honestly shook how good Hollow Knight is). My best advice: try and tough it out, be patient and know that eventually that feeling might come around. After all, you wouldn’t have bought the dang game otherwise.

Cuphead may not be a Metroidvania like the three above, but fans of Hollow Knight can appreciate it for the high difficulty and similar art style. That is to say, it is like playing an old cartoon mixed with a shooter akin to Contra . The music is also superb plus there is co-op as well. For those curious, it started off as an Xbox One exclusive but it’s now on Switch as w

There is one more option: cut those loses. Yes, sometimes a game just isn’t the one in which case two things will play out, either selling it back to the local game store or having to delete it off the hard drive and realize you get nothing back for purchasing said game. This is where a bit of tactic comes into how games are purchased. For ones that are sure to be a one and done, just buy it from the store/online and sell it back to that local game store where you get cash or credit towards that next game. Buying a one and done digitally knowing there is nothing in return if it’s not for you is just a bummer. Which is why I bought Vampyr physically; it’s easy to know I will play it once and feel good about it, and then it can go towards another game, continuing the cycle.

It wasn’t until this week that Vampyr finally clicked. Soon I found myself picking up pace with the game and diving into the world like it was the deepest of pools. Hollow Knight clicked just the weekend before. Which begs another question, how does one know when they’re fatigued — possibly burning the candle at both ends? Remember to take breaks from games, there are a million things to do out in the world besides play games and falling prey to gaming fatigue isn’t all too difficult. This won’t be a health rant, just looking out. With such a large selection of games coming out through each year it’s easy to want to play them all, but keeping diligent and playing the ones worth it to you will make all the difference. It will cut down on game-time and won’t burn ones eyeballs out from looking at a screen all day.

​​​​​Mind you, it won't last. The shield will vanish before you finish healing, so use those extra seconds of grace carefully, otherwise, you're still vulnerable. Still, if this Charm is for you, you can purchase it from Sly in Dirtmouth for 200

Grubberfly’s Elegy: It allows the Knight to deal a special slash attack if they are at full health. This slash attack is far-reaching, allowing the Knight to take out enemies before they even come close to harming t

Another thing is to be incredibly careful in the Queen’s Gardens. Particularly the part where the player is beginning to approach the grave of the Traitor’s Child. That entire section of the map is littered with thorns, and the grave, in particular, seems designed to damage the Knight right before they reach the end goal. The player’s platforming abilities need to be perfect. If the player feels like they may mess up in the Gardens, then they are recommended to get some platforming practice done in the area beforeh

Dreamshield: Comprising of a defensive shield that orbits the player, this charm can effectively give the player several additional chances to complete the quest if they misjudge an enemy attack. The shield will absorb the impact of incoming projectiles and can even damage enemies who enter its range. This makes it especially useful for defending the player against swarms of vengeflys and primal asp

Unbreakable Heart provides you with two additional masks of health - and it doesn't break upon death, unlike the Fragile one. This can be essential when dealing with the challenging foes and platforming sections in the kingdom of Hallown

Bug Fables , if the name didn’t give it away, is also about a bunch of bugs. That’s the simple connection to Hollow Knight , but Nintendo fans will especially get a kick out of it for emulating the more classic Paper Mario games. The homage is clear from the gameplay to the paper aesthetic. Don’t sleep on 2020’s secret hit, Bug Fabl

This is a bit of a cheap tactic but it is still available. Did you know that so long as the player doesn’t sit on a bench most enemies don’t respawn ? If that sounds like something the player can exploit to make this quest easier, that is because it can. All it requires is the player to spend some extra time clearing their intended travel path. The end result with be a road mostly devoid of enemies. But even though the player has a mostly clear path, they should still be cautious of environmental hazards and enemies that may still be aro