Yesterday, Black Myth: Wukong officially launched after a long wait, sparking a huge craze among gamers.
For almost 24 hours, the hottest topic in the global gaming scene has been the epic journey of the Monkey King, Sun Wukong. Online fans are buzzing with speculation that this could be a top contender for Game of the Year. SteamDB recorded over 2.1 million concurrent players just 11 hours after release, ranking second only to PUBG.
Joining the hype, popular streamer Truong Dai Than went live to share his first impressions of the game. After praising the game’s design, something unexpected happened.
Inspired by Journey to the West, Black Myth: Wukong lets players join Sun Wukong’s adventure with stunning 3D graphics.
The game takes place in a vast world with meticulously detailed locations. Even as an experienced streamer, he suddenly felt dizzy and nauseous from the 3D effects, forcing him to pause the stream, step away from the screen, and even vomit. Viewers joked about this rare moment:
“Oh no, the first victim of this game!”
“I can exercise and game with no problem, but Black Myth: Wukong got me!”
“Unbelievable…”
This incident grabbed fans’ attention and sparked discussions about health concerns while gaming. Is the game’s graphics too intense, or does this show that not everyone can handle such immersive 3D experiences?
