Game Science announced a sequel to Black Myth: Wukong following roughly 25 million sales of the first title. The new game is a singleplayer RPG again emphasizing boss battles, now starring Zhong Kui, a ghost-catching deity who travels between Heaven and Hell. The studio intends to pursue more distinct game experiences, bolder features, refreshed world and narrative design, and to address past flaws and regrets. No release window was provided and the official site implies the project is still far from launch. The sequel is expected on PC and all mainline consoles.
After selling millions and millions of copies (25 million or so, to be exact) it's little wonder that developer Game Science has announced a sequel to Black Myth: Wukong. Like the first game, this will be a singleplayer RPG with an emphasis on boss battles, but this time it follows Zhong Kui, a ghost catching God that wanders between Heaven and Hell.
"Thanks to the unwavering support from our players, the first Black Myth title has landed safely. Upon completing the journey with the Destined One, we now aspire to take a tentative first step-to build more distinct game experiences, to challenge ourselves with bolder features, and to bring fresh ideas to our world and narrative design," says Game Science.
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