Black Myth: Wukong

WORST ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GAME EVER ♥♥♥♥ IS SO AIDS CANT EVEN BEAT SOME FAT BABY ♥♥♥♥♥ WHO HAS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ EVERY POWER IN THE GAME WHILST I CAN TURN INTO A ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ FOX

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The Monkey King

Disclaimer: This is not a strict "not recommended" review. Literacy is required. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Black Myth Wukong is a visually stunning epilogue to the 16th century Chinese epic titled A Journey to the West. If you aren't already, it would certainly benefit you to familiarize yourself with it in order to understand the context here. The narrative will not hold your hand, and for that reason, it respects a player's maturity. The story pacing will feel appropriately disorienting; each chapter acts as a disjointed reflection on one of Sun Wukong's past crimes. The bosses you'll fight are typically his old friends, rivals, and even victims of the original Monkey King who have somehow claimed his shattered relics in order to gain power. It is important to understand that, much like other modern action RPG titles, you'll have to piece the lore together through in-game text logs. For enthusiasts of the genre, this is unlikely to be an issue. To be clear, I am not a fan of Steam's binary review format, but prospective buyers should be aware before purchasing a game at a $60+ price tag. During marketing, Game Science explicitly denied that this project would be souls-like. Instead, they stated it would be more akin to the modern God of War games. Relying on a narrow, technical definition of the genre allowed them to misrepresent the difficulty of the gameplay mechanics. You will not lose currency upon death, and you can respec for free. On the flip side, there are no accessibility settings or even a difficulty slider. Utilizing bonfires will heal you but also respawn area enemies. And probably most importantly, the core gameplay involves boss-centric friction, meaning you'll be spending a great deal of time learning fight-specific mechanics through trial and error (aka perpetual death lol). If any of this sounds appealing to you, you're going to love this. At bare minimum, Black Myth Wukong is a graphical paradise, despite being limited by invisible walls. Enemy designs are visually interesting. Combat is frustrating for the casual gamer but perhaps less challenging for souls-like veterans. As for performance, despite the issues at launch, patches have made the game incredibly stable. I just feel a more honest marketing campaign would have respected everyone's time.

스토리도 재미있고 소울류는 해보고싶은데 난이도가 딱 맛있게 매운정도인것같아서 아주 재밌게 플레이했습니다

故事感觉根本就没写完，dlc也没有，感觉被欺骗了

진짜 잘만들긴했는데 게임으로써 재미는 너무 떨어짐 gcl 유투브로 스토리보는게 제일 재밌음

游戏体验和屎一样，就在这圈钱呗

CNMD对新手一点也不友好，rnm退钱

Casi se podría definir como un Boss Rush. Destaca especialmente por sus combates contra jefes y su dirección artística. 🎮 JUGABILIDAD ☐ Excelente ☑ Muy buena ☐ Correcta ☐ Floja ☐ Mala ⚔️ COMBATE Y JEFES ☐ Excelente ☑ Muy bueno ☐ Correcto ☐ Flojo ☐ Malo 🎨 APARTADO VISUAL ☐ Excelente ☑ Muy bueno ☐ Correcto ☐ Flojo ☐ Malo 📖 HISTORIA Y NARRATIVA ☐ Excelente ☑ Muy buena ☐ Correcta ☐ Confusa ☐ Mala ⚙️ OPTIMIZACIÓN ☐ Excelente ☐ Muy buena ☑ Correcta ☐ Mejorable ☐ Mala 🔄 REJUGABILIDAD ☐ Muy alta ☑ Alta ☐ Media ☐ Baja ☐ Nula ✅ LO MEJOR • Gran cantidad de jefes, muchos de ellos opcionales y con diseños muy trabajados. • Combate rápido y variado, con posturas, hechizos, transformaciones y espíritus. • Apartado visual y artístico de un nivel alto. • Muchos secretos, zonas ocultas y misiones secundarias. • Progresión constante que consigue que la aventura resulte muy adictiva y sin la frustración clásica de los Souls. ❌ LO PEOR • La historia puede resultar algo confusa si no se conoce Viaje al Oeste. • Algunos escenarios tienen demasiadas paredes invisibles. • Es fácil perder misiones, jefes y zonas secretas sin consultar una guía. Si eres un cazalogros, vas a sufrir. • El rendimiento puede requerir algunos ajustes para mantenerse estable, es un pequeño dolor de muelas. 🏆 VEREDICTO Black Myth: Wukong no es exactamente un Souls tradicional, aunque comparte algunos elementos como la dificultad, la exploración y los combates contra jefes. Es un poco más compasivo al no poder perder la experiencia, pero igualmente es un buen reto. Muy recomendable.