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Physical editions of Hollow Knight: Silksong are reaching players more than a year after its initial release, and a pack-in booklet appears to reveal multiple free content packs planned alongside the Sea of Sorrow expansion. Eurogamer reported that the physical copies, originally due from 10 November, have begun arriving early, with a Reddit user posting photos of a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. The booklet says the world of Silksong "will expand with free content packs" and promises new friends, abilities and foes. Team Cherry confirmed post-launch support last year but gave few details until announcing Sea of Sorrow, which the booklet calls the first giant expansion and describes as a voyage across and beneath a salt-stricken ocean. The booklet lists Sea of Sorrow as "Coming Soon" but gives no release date, and its original 2026 window was vague. Eurogamer also noted that Team Cherry has a history of long development, and the edition includes a large map of Pharloom and artwork. Eurogamer's reviewer said the physical release is a welcome addition for fans who want to own the game on disc or in print, and suggested that the delay for Sea of Sorrow is understandable given the game's detail, though the outlet also joked about the wait. The article does not confirm the number of free packs, their timing or their contents beyond the booklet's wording.