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**Review: Black Myth: Wukong**

"Black Myth: Wukong" is nothing short of a visual and technical marvel. From the moment you step into its mythic world, the game envelopes you in a rich tapestry of Chinese folklore, brought to life with stunning graphics that push the boundaries of what current-gen consoles can achieve.

The gameplay is a fluid blend of action and strategy, demanding that players not only master Wukong’s combat abilities but also think creatively to tackle the game’s challenging enemies. The combat system is rewarding, with each victory feeling like an earned achievement rather than just another level cleared. The variety of transformations Wukong can undergo adds depth, allowing for different playstyles that keep the experience fresh and engaging.

What truly sets "Black Myth: Wukong" apart is its attention to detail. The environments are lush and immersive, filled with small touches that make the world feel alive and ancient. The enemy designs are intricate, often blending beauty and terror in ways that make each encounter memorable.

However, the game isn’t without its faults. The difficulty can be punishing at times, which might deter more casual players. Additionally, some sections of the game feel a bit too drawn out, causing the pacing to drag slightly.

Overall, "Black Myth: Wukong" is a standout title that delivers on its promise of a deeply engaging action RPG experience. It's a must-play for fans of challenging gameplay and lovers of mythological storytelling. The game’s stunning visuals and complex combat mechanics make it one of the most exciting releases in recent years, even if it may not be for everyone.

I've eagerly awaited "Ghost of Tsushima" on PC after hearing glowing reviews of its original release on PlayStation. Having now experienced it firsthand, I can confidently say this game lives up to the hype and then some.

Graphics & Atmosphere: From the moment you start, the graphics draw you into a meticulously crafted world of feudal Japan. The landscapes are breathtaking, from serene bamboo forests to sprawling fields dotted with cherry blossoms. The attention to detail in architecture, weather effects, and lighting creates an immersive experience that feels like stepping into a classic samurai film.

Gameplay & Combat: The combat mechanics are where "Ghost of Tsushima" truly shines. Whether you choose to engage as an honorable samurai or embrace the stealthy tactics of the Ghost, each encounter feels fluid and satisfying. Swordplay is precise, and the variety of tools and techniques at your disposal keeps battles engaging throughout the game.

Story & Characters: The narrative is rich with emotion and depth, following Jin Sakai's journey from a traditional samurai to a conflicted warrior. The supporting cast is equally compelling, each with their own motivations and stories that add layers to the overall narrative. The side quests are not just filler but meaningful detours that flesh out the world and its inhabitants.

PC Optimization: As for the PC port, it's clear that Sucker Punch has put effort into optimizing the game for this platform. On my system, the performance has been smooth, with no noticeable bugs or technical issues detracting from gameplay.

The game is very fun, and a really difficult learning curve. I would say have a more higher end pc to run smoothly. I have never ran into issues of people not readying up, but overall great game and I really enjoy playing it.

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Love this game so much

This game is way better than siege. you have to play it slow

good game. i love it

This game is incredible