Hollow Knight: Silksong costs €19.99

Hollow Knight: Silksong Pricing & Release Details for September 4

Team Cherry has officially confirmed the pricing for Hollow Knight: Silksong: $19.99 in the US and €19.99 in Europe. Players eagerly anticipate the title, which is set to release on September 4. The studio also detailed the global launch schedule for September 4, specifying that the game will go live at 3 PM in mainland Portugal and 11 AM Brasilia time. Hollow Knight: Silksong has been dubbed “the indie world’s Grand Theft Auto” by some, a comparison that has reportedly prompted other independent developers to reconsider their own release dates. This could significantly influence other indie game launches and shape the broader gaming landscape in 2025.

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