Recent reviews by Skylar

peak masculinity

This game make me fall into 40k Lore.

Great game, there are bugs tho

I'm very into Xianxia and Wuxia themed games. From Amazing Cultivation Simulator, Tales of Immortal and Naraka (don't bash me), I've played it all.

But this game, Black Myth: Wukong, is peak. Journey To The West is probably the source inspiration of all xianxia novel there is.

While there are some setback in gameplay experience (cough* invisible walls*cough*, even the chinese players made fun of it in memes), this really a starting journey for you guys who want to delve into Sekiro or soulslike based game, or vice versa, if you soulslike veteran wanna take a relaxing trip, play this game.

I'm going back to my secluded cultivation until Black Myth: Jiang Ziya comes out. bye!

Ah, Bellwright, the crowning achievement of innovative negligence. If you're seeking a masterclass in janky mechanics and lag that transcends the digital realm, look no further. The game's optimization appears to have been lovingly crafted by a committee of blindfolded developers, each vying for the prestigious 'Most Unplayable' accolade. Every frame drop is a unique artistic statement, and the character customization provides all the creativity of a standardized passport photo booth-minus the charm.

Given the developer's illustrious history of six abandoned games, this latest endeavor radiates 'grab-and-go project' vibes with the sincerity of a snake oil salesman. One wonders if the team was genuinely aiming for anything beyond a swift cash grab before the inevitable tumble into their growing graveyard of forgotten dreams. But hey, perhaps there's a market for games that leave you pondering whether you're more frustrated by the gameplay or the brazen disregard for quality.

If you're the connoisseur of frustration masquerading as entertainment or just love the thrill of repeatedly questioning your life choices, Bellwright is your magnum opus. Otherwise, consider this an elegantly wrapped gift to your backlog -a pristine monument to unfulfilled potential.

refunded.

It has a lot of things that needed to be polished, but still I give a thumb up!

I never feel this way about Chinese Wuxia/Xianxia Games after Tales of Wuxia.

Two Thumbs Up!

Edit : Dev, if you read this, please add fast travel station. It's not have to be in every city but at least put it in each region. Thanks. Anyway, voice for dialogue when?

Fix the english translation, fix and optimize the english font also UI and then I probably cconsidering giving this a thumbs up

I'm busted!

Okay Larian.

Hotfix #2 really broke the game. I can't enter the game again. You expect me to start anew after I got through all of that?!

No chance!

Edit : Thanks for Hotfix #3

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