Game Pass Receives SILKSONG and Other September Updates

September 4th: Hollow Knight: Silksong Debuts on Game Pass

Xbox Wire announced its first-half-of-September updates for Game Pass subscribers, featuring the indie game Hollow Knight: Silksong. Players can mark their calendars for September 4th, when Hollow Knight: Silksong launches on Cloud, Console, and PC through Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. This highly anticipated sequel to the hit action-adventure game Hollow Knight casts players as Hornet, the princess protector of Hallownest. She explores a sprawling, haunted kingdom defined by silk and song. For a complete list of all updates, including additional game updates and in-game perks, readers can refer to the official Xbox Wire post.

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