Can You Keep Playing Black Myth: Wukong After Beating The Game?
isn't quite open-world, but there is plenty of optional content for players to engage with. From hidden treasures to optional boss fights, there's more than enough in the linear levels of various chapters to reward players who are keen on heading off the beaten path. However, not everyone will feel like engaging with this optional content straight away, instead preferring to go back to it after beating the main story.
Thankfully, most games allow players to continue playing even after the credits have rolled. This ensures that those who would rather complete the main story immediately in order to avoid breaking its pacing and flow, can still enjoy everything else the game has to offer. Naturally, players heading into are wondering whether it will allow them to continue playing once it ends, especially considering how it borrows several aspects from soulslike games, including its level design and secrets.
Despite the exceptional qualities of Black Myth: Wukong, the souls-like RPG has some necessary improvements to make, for a truly immersive experience.
does allow players to keep playing after they've beaten the game and have watched the final credits. However, in order to do so, players must revert to a previous save before the final boss fights against The Stone Monkey and The Great Sage's Broken Shell. This is the only way that players can go and complete the optional content left in.
Once the player beats, it will send them back to the main menu with the option to start the New Game + mode or load a previous save. It doesn't automatically send the player to before the boss fight, but instead just ends the game. Fortunately, players can still continue playing so long as they made sure to save just before.
Black Myth: Wukong feels like the perfect game for Xbox Game Pass thanks to its action-packed gameplay, but will it ever grace the service?
Fortunately, players can revisit previously explored areas that featured in earlier chapters in. All they need to do
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