"PC Gamer caught Barone's name appearing in the credits of Silksong, listed alongside members of Team Cherry and even the family of lead designer William Pellen. Given the shared success of Stardew Valley and Hollow Knight, which launched within a year of each other and became landmark indie titles, it's no surprise their creators have formed connections within the indie development scene."
"His role in Silksong involved providing non-verbal character sounds--for those familiar, Nintendo-style chirps and mutterings--for one of the game's new NPCs. While Barone hasn't revealed which character he voiced, The Verge confirmed it was indeed him. Fans are now left to guess which bug-like denizen of the kingdom of Parloom bears his signature tones. Despite this side contribution, Barone remains fully focused on Haunted Chocolatier."
"Earlier this year, Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone mentioned in an interview with PC Gamer that he might need to retreat to a cabin in the woods to focus on his next game, Haunted Chocolatier. That sentiment rings true now more than ever, as Barone juggles multiple projects--including the newly announced Stardew Valley 1.7 update and a surprise voice cameo in Hollow Knight: Silksong."
Eric Barone provided non-verbal Nintendo-style character sounds for Hollow Knight: Silksong and received a credit alongside Team Cherry and William Pellen's family. The contribution involved chirps and mutterings for one of Silksong's new NPCs, though the specific character remains unconfirmed. Barone continues primary development on Haunted Chocolatier while preparing the Stardew Valley 1.7 update, which may slightly slow progress but should have minimal impact. The Silksong work was small and likely completed long ago, serving as a brief detour. Fans are left to guess which Parloom denizen carries Barone's signature tones.
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