
"Unreal WuKong" is an open-world action RPG based on the classic Chinese mythological novel, "Journey to the West." You will play as the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, embarking on a perilous and wondrous adventure to save the world by vanquishing demons that have traveled from the future.
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"Unreal WuKong" is an open-world action RPG based on the classic Chinese mythological novel, "Journey to the West." You will play as the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, embarking on a perilous and wondrous adventure to save the world by vanquishing demons that have traveled from the future.
Developed using Unreal Engine 5, the game constructs a breathtakingly beautiful and fantastical open world with ultra-realistic graphics. A vast and detailed world awaits your exploration, filled with stunning details and hidden treasures.
Play as Sun Wukong, the legendary Monkey King, with his invincible iron body. Face off against iconic demons from Journey to the West in intense battles as the Great Sage.
The Ruyi Jingu Bang can extend and contract at will, allowing for both ranged and melee combat. Sun Wukong is equipped with teleportation, invincible iron body, and 72 transformations, making him formidable against any foe.
Continuously improve Sun Wukong's abilities through battles and quests, unlocking new skills and equipment. Forge a unique and unparalleled Great Sage.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 23 reviews with recorded playtime.
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畫面粗糙卻極度吃效能、核心玩法生硬但充滿荒誕迷因的蹭熱度快餐作品。
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It's kind of a bizarre Chinese mythology game where you're fighting a dragon and a golem but also dinosaurs, and robots with laser guns, and a mecha bear. Like they bought whatever NPC model was available. I like it precisely because of how weird it is. Pros: It's got great graphics and it feels good trekking through mountains smacking robots with my staff. Very satisfying that they do somersaults when you smack them. Cons: The controls are a little clunky, like I got used to walking but I'm still not sure how to use my powers. I just smash random buttons and boom I'm a flying insect, boom I'm surfing on a cloud, boom I'm teleporting a short distance. I also wound up collecting a bunch of loot and wish there was a vendor I could sell them to. It's not possible to beat the bosses right away, you have to rest and when the enemies respawn, kill them over and over (like Diablo) until you level. I'm not a fan of that mechanic. I expect I'm almost finished with the game, I think I'm two bosses from the end. It was short and sweet and well worth the price.
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