In this episode, the destined one explores the side plot of the game—Kingdom of Sahali, along with the stories behind the Yellow Wind Sage, the Yellow-Robed Squire, and the colossal insect Fuban. Was there ever a mention of the Kingdom of Flowing Sands or the Kingdom of Sahali in the original “Journey to the West”? […]

After learning about the story of the Tiger Vanguard family in the previous chapter, we now arrive at the chapter of the Yellow Wind Formation. This chapter introduces game characters such as Gore-Eye Daoist, Black Loong, and The Red Loong. Gore-Eye Daoist claims to have studied at Ling Tai Fang Cun Mountain. Ling Tai Fang

In this episode, the Destined One encounters the Tiger Vanguard at Yellow Wind Ridge’s Crouching Tiger Temple. The Tiger Vanguard is a character originally from the novel “Journey to the West,” but the game’s Tiger Vanguard is not the same as the one in the novel. What story lies behind this? In “Black Myth: Wukong,”

In this episode, the Destined One encounters four bosses: Mother of Stones, Man-in-Stone, Stone Vanguard, and Shigandang. The first encounter is with Mother of Stones, a cliff rock from the old days at Yellow Wind Ridge. After absorbing the Spiritual Energy of heaven and earth, and the essence of the sun and moon, she transformed into

In Chapter Two of the novel, set in Sandgate Village, the Destined One encounters various Yaoguai including Lang-Li-Guhh-Baw, Earth Wolf, Second Prince of Flowing Sands, King of Flowing Sands and First Prince of the Flowing Sands At the beginning of the second chapter of the game, a high-pitched and melodious session of Story-telling in Northern Shaanxi occurs.

Immortals refer to beings that are “extraordinary” and “transcendent,” possessing “supernatural powers.” Immortals can generally be categorized into two types: “Gods” and “Immortals” themselves. These beings are immortal, can change their forms at will, possess great magical powers, and exist in a world beyond the reach of ordinary humans. The origins of Chinese immortal beings

At the end of the first chapter—Black Wind Cave—the Destined One finally encounters this chapter’s major boss—Black Wind King (the Black Bear Guai). In the game, Black Wind King is the first stage of the boss, and the Black Bear Guai is the second stage. In the original text of “Journey to the West,” the Black Bear Guai was

Black Myth: Wukong Episode One – Bamboo grove In the first episode of “Black Myth: Wukong” titled “Bamboo Grove”, the Destined One will encounter various characters including the feng shui master Yuan Shoucheng, the Snake Guai Guangmou, the Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang, the Whiteclad Noble, and the Elder Jinchi. Why, in the game, does Yuan Shoucheng carry a gourd

Following the prologue, we have gained some understanding of the characters, setting, and plot within the game. To enhance your experience and immersion, we will continue to introduce some cultural knowledge about “”Black Myth: Wukong””. “Chapter One: The Grey Wolf Forest” In this chapter, The Destined One encounters numerous lesser Yaoguai, specifically Wolf Guai, which

“Black Myth: Wukong” attracts numerous players with its exquisite CG scenes, intricate modeling, rich characters, and complex storyline. This article will analyze the elements in the game’s opening CG to help players gain a deeper understanding of the game’s details. The game’s prologue begins with an intense battle scene between Sun Wukong—the Victorious Fighting Buddha—and the