Developed by the Chinese indie studio Game Science and based on the classic Chinese novel \"Journey to the West,\" \"Black Myth: Wukong\" marked China's first AAA game when it was officially launched on August 20. The game quickly became a top seller across multiple platforms, igniting conversations among gamers worldwide.
Australian gaming vlogger Jesse Young delved into \"Black Myth: Wukong\" in a recent episode, assessing it from three key perspectives: overall acceptance, the incorporation of Chinese elements, and its difficulty level and operating system. Young described the game as an \"intricate and exciting adventure\" complemented by a user-friendly interface.
He further highlighted that \"Black Myth: Wukong\" serves as an exceptional window for foreign players to engage with traditional Chinese culture. Young expressed his enthusiasm about seeing domestic developers create games rooted in Chinese mythology, celebrating the blend of cultural heritage with modern gaming technology.
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We Talk: 'Black Myth: Wukong' in the eyes of foreign players
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