I, frankly, couldn't handle the wait, nor did my scummy press pass count for much for this particular game, so I figured I'd do the next best thing and get impressions of those who had actually managed to play it at Gamescom. Here's what I uncove

Details regarding bonus content for pre-ordering and special editions for Black Myth: Wukong were showcased during the Summer Game Fest. Starting today, Black Myth: Wukong is available for pre-order on PC and PlayStation 5. The game features a Deluxe Edition, Digital Deluxe Edition, and Collectors Edition, as well as a pre-order bonus that can be received from purchasing any of these before the game's lau

Black Myth: Wukong initially seemed too good to be true. Its beautiful graphics, fluid animations, and fast-paced gameplay were so impressive that a groundswell formed on social media, and the title jumped to the top of many gamers’ most anticipated lists. Of course, those thoughts of the game being just a tech demo lingered, but over time, developer Game Science showed more of Black Myth Wukong DLC|https://blackmythwukongfans.com/ Myth: Wukong and it became clear the title was very real. Now, having played the game for a few hours, I’m happy to report that, based on this first hands-on, Black Myth: Wukong is one to watch out

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Black Myth: Wukong is currently available for pre-order, with the standard edition starting at $59.99 and the Deluxe edition rising to $69.99. The physical editions see a jump in price, with the Physical Deluxe Edition going for $169 and the Collectors Edition capping out at $399. With such heavy investments, it's clear that Game Science isn't looking to hold back with Black Myth: Wukong . Since gamers were shown a first look at the title, Black Myth: Wukong is a game that has many action RPG and Soulslike fans waiting in excitement. Gameplay trailers have shown the game to be a visually stunning piece, and with its roots lying in Chinese mythology, some believe Black Myth: Wukong could rival FromSoftware upon lau

Both physical editions come with an activation code for the Digital Deluxe Edition of Black Myth: Wukong (for purchases on JD.com, it will be a WeGame activation code; for overseas purchases, it will be a Steam activation code). To ensure the Destined One with a physical edition can play on August 20th's launch, activation codes will be sent in advance by the customer service of our sales platform after purchase confirmation.

Sun Wukong’s staff is his main offensive weapon, capable of flashy combos with a press of the light attack button. Holding the heavy attack button can charge up a stronger attack that, in its basic form, has Wukong slamming the staff down on an enemy. As players mix up their combos and charged attacks, they will fill up a focus meter and eventually earn a focus point. These points can be spent on an even more damaging attack that can be timed at the end of a combo as a pseudo-finis

It’s an elaborate ballet of dodges and attacks that makes Black Myth: Wukong so addicting - taking risks to get in damage and then retreating when necessary. Things get more interesting with the introduction of spells and transformations, the latter of which can completely change up gameplay. I only had access to a few spells during the preview, one that allowed Sun Wukong to freeze an enemy in place and get some free damage, and the other that turned him invisible for a sneak attack (or to bypass a group of baddies altogether). Spells cost mana, though, so even though a cooldown relegates them, players won’t be able to use them infinitely. It’s a smart balancing move since the freezing spell (called Immobilize) works on bos

As to be expected from a game in the Souls tradition, the difficulty wasn't for everybody, and after two hours of queuing, one member of the public told me that while they could appreciate what the game was trying to do, they weren't a fan of the difficulty. Another person revealed to me that although they loved the game, they couldn't beat the first boss as "it was a little bit too tou

Many other humanoids, even if they carry additional skeletal arms or have insectoid legs, are muscle-bound—almost regal in their depiction. Once players are shown the full scope of Black Myth: Wukong , there may yet be more grit to be found. So far, though, its world is a sunnier one filled with beasts and proud demon kings not marred by horror in the ways we've seen bef

Black Myth: Wukong was a standout at Gamescom this year. Public queues regularly exceeded a four-hour wait, when they weren't closed due to reaching capacity, and there was a considerable buzz on the show floor. Brave people camped out at the booth with a sandwich in hand, sat on a camping chair, slowly counting down the hours until they got to play Game Science's upcoming Chinese Mythology-focused Soulsl

Players were given 30 minutes to try and defeat four of the game's different bosses, with most people I spoke to only managing to defeat two of them. The Elite Macaque Chief and Tiger Vanguard were two of the more popular bosses, with Game Science saying the Tiger was the harder of the two, but a member of the public sharing that "actually, the Monkey was hard