Black Myth: Wukong Shakes Up the Gaming Community
Black Myth: Wukong has been making waves among gamers in Vietnam and worldwide recently. Ever since the game’s trailer dropped four years ago, fans have been eagerly waiting to dive into this exciting and unique title. When it finally launched, Black Myth: Wukong quickly became a top-tier hit, impressing players with its polished graphics and a storyline closely tied to the original legend. The game beautifully incorporates cultural elements in an artistic way.

However, players’ excitement sometimes hits a wall when facing tough boss fights. Still, there’s no denying that overcoming these challenges brings a huge sense of satisfaction. This is exactly what makes Black Myth: Wukong so addictive, keeping gamers patient and eager to explore its mysterious world.
Streamer Struggles While Grinding Black Myth: Wukong
Popular streamer Tu Tinh Vu seemed a bit shy to admit this. After getting beaten over 130 times by the boss Erlang Shen in just three days, he confidently posted videos boasting about his gameplay. He insisted that he was holding back against the boss, not lacking skill.

Talking about his struggles with the hidden boss Erlang Shen, the streamer explained his reasons. He said that because Erlang Shen is a heroic figure, portrayed brilliantly both in Journey to the West and Black Myth: Wukong, he found it hard to defeat him. He even felt a bit sympathetic when the boss was low on health.
Another reason was that he really enjoyed the epic showdown and didn’t want to rush through it. He stated, “If I used 100% of my skill, Erlang Shen wouldn’t stand a chance.”
Before his explanation, viewers could only chuckle. Some joked around:
“So it’s not because your skill is bad?”,
“Too flashy, my friend”,
“Owning a tough boss is nothing to be ashamed of…”
Black Myth: Wukong is an action RPG developed by Game Science Studio. Inspired by the classic novel Journey to the West, it takes players on an adventure with Sun Wukong, featuring stunning graphics and engaging gameplay.