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Black Myth Wukong is 10/10 on steam user ratings

What further proof does one need that this developer has made it. Overwhelmingly positive after 427k reviews, legends.

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ShinyDoc11

Morgan Stanley

23 days ago

They did somenting special here
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satan

Stealth

23 days ago

they did nothing special there, they did what they were supposed to do. the bar was stooped so low in the last couple of years, due to western woketurds, that this almost feel like unreal and special. its just a game, like its supposed to. no wokeness, or diversity fucks etc.
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satan

Stealth

23 days ago

DEI Games: "We need to inject every minority so people feel represented REEEEEEE!" Wukong: "Haha yeeas I am magic monke!"
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TommyBhai

A large US based MNC.

23 days ago

I’m just waiting for them to sort out their physical modes.
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TommyBhai

A large US based MNC.

23 days ago

Till then I have a huge backlog to finish anyway
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Gohan

Uber

23 days ago

This is a great game. However the numbers are little skewed due to the majority of Chinese who are playing this
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Black Myth: Wukong, a Chinese-made, Tencent-backed game, became Steam's most popular title ever within hours of its launch, hitting 1.8M+ concurrent players

- A Chinese-made game, Black Myth: Wukong, backed by Tencent, became the fourth most popular title on Steam within hours of its launch. - The game garnered over 2.1 million concurrent players, surpassing titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Elden Ring, according to SteamDB. - Wukong's success may boost China's $40 billion-plus gaming industry, which has faced regulatory scrutiny in recent years. - Developed by Game Science, Wukong is China's most significant PC game launch, attracting massive attention and trending on Weibo. - The game's success highlights China's capability to develop AAA games that can compete globally, with positive reviews from major Chinese and global review sites. Source: [Bloomberg](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-08-20/black-myth-wukong-makes-gaming-history-in-launch-day-frenzy)

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