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Being the third game in the series, zote is a really fun character to play, I'm so glad they added flukemarm as a playable character and that the only biome is hunter's march. I'm glad they reinnovated the charm system, making it only wayward compass and shape of Unn, the only good charms in og hollow knight. Bit confused as to why they added a whole dlc pack about dating gruz mother, but hey, I'm here for it. I'm struggling a bit with Tiso but my favourite fight is cornifer. All in all, I say its a bit better than og hollow knight and maybe silksong but given that it released after gta 7, I don't think it was worth the wait. Next game please add an ability to smash pale king.