Started playing this after Silksong.
Was considering to either play this or Digimon Story: Time Stranger, and my cousin suggested to play this first since this is the shorter game.
And that's not a bad idea.
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Love the twist that you're fighting the Green Prince... And the memory of his partner. So you can only hit one of them now. I was impressed by how trickier that simple tweak made the fight feel.
But I finally defeated him and... Oh shoot, I actually killed him.

The boss fight at the Citadel was a lot of fun, so of course the sequel to it offered more.
I was surprised when I first entered the area. Turns out the reason Cogwork Dancers move like that is because there is an entire race of bugs that DO move like that.

Another Silksong boss. A mini boss that is annoying to defeat despite having simple attacks. Quite a fun fight, but probably not a memorable one.
The next boss is a different story entirely.

It was at this point where I'm sort of confused about where I'm supposed to go. Silksong has a lot of hidden paths that are easy to be missed if you don't pay enough attention. I would later consult the wiki, but at this point, I tried finding the way on my own, and well... I stumbled upon this.

Next Silksong clip. Fought this guy yet again, but with a... darker tone, if you will. And a more challenging fight.
Apparently Trobbio also peeks out when he thinks you're no longer in the room, just like his last fight, but unfortunately I didn't experience it in my playthrough.

Right, I promised I would upload Silksong clips. Why don't we start after my last post?
Dove into the Abyss, and after finding out where Lace and the Grandmother Silk is, climbed back up.
This sequence is actually quite fun, and accentuates Hornet's fun and versatile movement options.

BELL BEAST MY BELOVED YOU'RE BACK!
ALSO, I DIDN'T KNOW YOU HAVE BABIES OF YOUR OWN!?