Hollow Knight is frigging brilliant. If you’ve played it, you know this. It’s one of the best games across all genres in modern years, and more people need to play it. Which is why it’s great news that Hollow Knight is launching for the PS4 and Xbox One in just two weeks’ time, on September 25th.

It was announced not too long ago that Team Cherry, the indie development studio behind the Metroidvania title, would be teaming up with Skybound Games to release Hollow Knight for the PS4 and Xbox One in retail in Spring of 2019, but in case you don’t want to wait that long – and of course, it’s understandable if you don’t – the upcoming digital release of the Voidheart Edition looks like a pretty sweet deal.

Team Cherry have announced the upcoming digital release with a sweet new trailer, which you can view below, while also confirming that the package will contain all Hollow Knight content made up until this point in time. That includes the base game itself, as well as all of its meaty DLCs.

For those who don’t want to wait two weeks, Hollow Knight is currently available on PC and Nintendo Switch.

Team Cherry still doesn’t have a release date for the Nintendo Switch port of Hollow Knight. The Metroidvania-esque platformer is still very much in the polish stage. However, in the meantime, the developer has a new update that will be included when the Switch port finally does release.

The Lifeblood update is already available in Steam public beta for current owners of the PC version. What’s interesting is how much has been changed from the addition of more sound effects and voices to optimizations and performance enhancements. One boss has been significantly upgraded and there’s a brand new boss with some new music from composer Chris Larkin.

Map markers are finally here, thus allowing you to designate locations properly. Tweaks and changes to game balance have also been done. While it remains to be seen just how much was tweaked (and whether certain OP Charm combinations have been nerfed or not), the fact that all of the updates and DLC have been free till now is really generous. Stay tuned for more information on the Switch release in the coming weeks.