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@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ I do lament the loss of the hip hop influence with recent lofi trends. It feels
I agree that the difficulty of Silksong feels like quite a step up from the previous game. My aging gamer instincts are nowhere near as sharp as they once were. I can feel the struggle already in my short time spent so far in the world of Silksong.
Yet, it feels a bit funny to me that gamers playing "metroid-vania-likes" are not engaging in the probably the most important part of the genre: exploration. Some sage advice at the end of the article:
Yet, it feels a bit funny to me that gamers playing "metroid-vania-likes" are not engaging in probably the most important part of the genre: exploration. Some sage advice at the end of the article:
> But when a truly amazing game comes along that tries to gently steer the player with burly ants and difficult puzzles, they don’t appreciate it and they don’t listen. If you’re really stuck in *Silksong*, try going somewhere else.