Team Cherry already started grinding away at DLC content for Silksong after shipping one of the biggest indie releases ever that grabbed five Game Awards nods. The devs told Bloomberg they shelved stuff like Steel Assassin Sharpe and the Village of Lions during initial development because everything needed more polish time, and they plan to deliver those cut pieces eventually alongside fresh ideas.
The studio refuses to commit to any timeline since their dev philosophy burned seven years making the sequel, but both founders admitted they want to crank out more projects before mortality becomes an issue. They floated ideas about exploring different genres while keeping the massive world exploration vibe that defines their work, though nobody at the team feels burned out on bug adventures yet.
The studio refuses to commit to any timeline since their dev philosophy burned seven years making the sequel, but both founders admitted they want to crank out more projects before mortality becomes an issue. They floated ideas about exploring different genres while keeping the massive world exploration vibe that defines their work, though nobody at the team feels burned out on bug adventures yet.
