Black Myth: Those who are itching for more Wukong may be in luck as it has been reported that developer Game Science is producing DLC. After Black Myth: Wukong’s enormous popularity on all platforms—Steam foremost among them—one would think that the developers would have more plans for the game to provide users with even more material. An expansion that adds additional boss encounters and settings are only one of the countless options for improving the already amazing game, considering the structure and genre.
Two DLCs for Black Myth: Wukong is planned by Game Science, according to leaker Lunatic Ignus on X (previously Twitter).
This is based on purported audio files that their anonymous source discovered that seem to include material for the characters Buddha, Jade Emperor, and Nazha; if the information is true, the expansions will probably center on these characters and might even pave the way for a complete sequel. Remember that Lunatic Ignus is a relatively new leaker on the market, and their allegations have not yet been confirmed, therefore fans should proceed with caution while reading this most recent story.
What Waits For Wukong, The Black Myth?
It’s reasonable to assume that Game Science has at least considered turning Black Myth: Wukong into a franchise given the game’s popularity. DLC may be a huge first step since, in addition to giving devoted gamers extra material, it might help prepare the way for future games that have fresh narrative hooks and gameplay elements. It’s definitely an alluring tactic, but keep in mind how long a project like this takes to build.
While DLC usually doesn’t take as long to build as original content, Game Science is a very small independent team of developers that took several years to launch Black Myth: Wukong ultimately. It may yet take many more years to release any expansions. It’s reasonable to assume that Game Science will take considerably longer to release an expansion for Starfield if a company like Bethesda takes more than a year to do it. DLC projects may have been planned from the outset of manufacturing, which would have shortened the development time.
Black Myth: Considering how well the game is received, Wukong’s future seems to be quite bright, but Game Science’s strategy is yet unknown. The destiny of The Destined One remains to be seen; fans will simply have to wait since the studio has not yet publicly acknowledged any intentions. That said, a sequel would seem sensible given that the first 10 million copies were sold.
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