Where to use Buddha’s Eyeballs in Black Myth: Wukong
There are a lot of mysteries to solve in Black Myth: Wukong. That’s because some objectives are unclear, and you only have contextual clues to rely on. One of these side quests takes place in the game’s second chapter, where you find yourself gathering a bunch of items whose purpose remains unknown. That brings us to our Black Myth: Wukong Buddha’s Eyeballs guide, where we discuss where to find all of these items and where you can make use of them.
Where to use Buddha’s Eyeballs in Black Myth: Wukong
There are six Buddha’s Eyeballs in Black Myth: Wukong. All of them can be found in Chapter 2: Yellow Wind Ridge. Specifically, they’re in the Fright Cliff area of this region. Here’s how you can reach it:
- From the first shrine in Sandgate Village: Village Entrance, make your way to the right and open the gate at the yard.
- Defeat the Second Rat Prince boss. This lets you tag the nearby Valley of Despair shrine.
- Instead of going down the tunnel near the shrine, head to the opposite side of the plateau and cross the bridge.
- Continue all the way to the end of the path until you arrive at the Fright Cliff area. You should see the Squall Hideout shrine right in front of you.
Buddha’s Eyeball No. 1
The Black Myth: Wukong Buddha’s Eyeballs are collected from the giant heads of Buddha statues that have been left by the wayside. There’s also a tell-tale sign since you’ll hear chanting as you approach one.
The first on our list is actually near the Squall Hideout shrine. Look back the way you came and you should see the Buddha head by the roadside.
Buddha’s Eyeball Nos. 2 and 3
The next two Buddha’s Eyeballs that we can collect are also fairly close by. From the Squall Hideout shrine, go to the right and follow the ridge. You’ll stumble upon a statue head here. The other, meanwhile, is on a wooden platform on the opposite side of the ridge. It’s guarded by several rat enemies, too.
Buddha’s Eyeball No. 4
To get the fourth Buddha’s Eyeball in Black Myth: Wukong, enter the cavern
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