
On September 18th, Australia’s Melbourne-based national museum of Screen Culture, ACMI, will showcase a playable version of the highly anticipated game “Hollow Knight: Silksong.” Notably, Team Cherry, the developers behind both Hollow Knight and Silksong, are based in Adelaide, Australia. The co-curators of the museum, Bethan Johnson and Jini Maxwell, expressed their excitement about this event, stating, “Ever since the initial announcement of Hollow Knight: Silksong in 2019, it has been one of the most anticipated indie games globally – and we are delighted to highlight the design of this South Australian-made game as a key attraction of Game Worlds in September.” While details about the playable portion of the game have yet to be clarified, it’s likely that only a demo will be available. The museum exhibition, titled Game Worlds, will also showcase other aspects of the game such as its design and sprites.