Black Myth: Wukong is one of the most anticipated games of 2024.
Released just a few days ago, Black Myth: Wukong has not disappointed. It quickly became a global gaming sensation with millions of players. Fans are even willing to spend money just to experience the game.
Like many gamers, a streamer known as Yinlang jumped on the trend and started livestreaming his Black Myth: Wukong journey.
He began streaming at 10 a.m. yesterday and kept going nonstop for 27 hours straight. Part of it was the game’s addictive nature, and part was the encouragement and support from his viewers. The streamer was completely hooked on exploring this blockbuster.
Thanks to this, Yinlang saw massive engagement like never before. Starting with around 6,000 followers, after 27 hours his follower count skyrocketed to 430,000, far exceeding expectations. Viewers donated a total of 1.7 million yuan, with the platform taking half the cut. That means Yinlang pocketed about 850,000 yuan (nearly 3 billion VND) in just one night, a stunning achievement that could change his life.
Fans flooded the comments with congratulations and admiration for the streamer. They said he not only has great gaming skills but also the charm and communication skills to keep longtime viewers engaged and attract new ones, something not everyone can pull off.
Earlier, a well-known veteran streamer, Zhang Daishen, also livestreamed his Black Myth: Wukong test play. However, his session ended quickly after he started feeling dizzy and suffered from 3D motion sickness, forcing him to stop streaming, leave the screen, and even vomit.
