10 Hidden Features In Black Myth: Wukong You (Probably) Completely Missed

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The world of is full of picturesque landscapes, epic showdowns with dragons, and many hidden features that players might not catch on their first playthrough. Some aspects of are made intentionally secret and even lead to otherwise inaccessible, narrative-rich content. Certain gameplay elements, such as upgrading gourds and armor, involve hidden or difficult-to-find areas and retrieving multiple obscure items.

It may be frustrating at first for players trying to make sense of 's various weapon stances, dodges, attacks, etc. Replaying multiple times is the only way to truly get a sense of what the game offers, inlcuding unlocking its secret ending, and it will help to have a good idea of which hidden features most players probably completely missed.

While dodging mechanics in are essential to the fast-paced gameplay, players might not realize how integral the Perfect Dodge technique combined with Focus buildup is to the experience, especially early in the game. Timing must be exact to benefit from this tricky feature, which functions similarly to the Soulsborne parry mechanic. Investing Sparks into the Stamina tree will help build up Focus incredibly fast and execute combos without breaking them with a dodge.

Black Myth: Wukong has several Spells the Destined One can learn throughout its six chapters. Find out the best defensive Spells to equip in battle.

Composure, for example, allows the Destined One to dodge without interrupting a light attack combo, while Bold Move and Vigilant Heart will increase the amount of Focus built up each time a Perfect Dodge is executed. Further, Ephemeral Shadow adds a damage reduction window after a Perfect Dodge, and Vengeful Mirage leaves "" that explodes and deals damage.

Typically, upgrading equipment is pretty straightforward, but in, it takes a little work. After the Destined One encounters Shen Monkey in the Marsh of the White Mist, he will stay posted up there for the rest of the game, meaning players will need to travel back