Earlier this week, the Chinese martial arts action game Black Myth: Wu Kong was revealed to the world and its amazing 13-minute trailer surprised the Internet. His popularity was such that he was one of the most talked about games this week, and IGN reported that the independent name was not only his biggest story on the day of the revelation, but also gained 10 million perspectives alone on the BiliBili video site. Training
Feng Ji, the founder of the game company Game Science, has since traveled to Weibo to cope with the trailer reception and revealed that the studio aims to attract developers and recruit them by posting an “honest” video.
According to a translation of ResetEra users (verified via IGN), Ji stated that although the team is happy with the reception, it will not allow popularity to increase in their head and even asked the audience what they had noticed because the trailer was not the most productive effort and the final product will take a step forward in many ways.
Interestingly, Ji pointed to a series of trailer flaws, adding a low frequency of photographs in a scene. According to him, you want to improve the intensity and execution of the sound, you want to refine the animation, some spaces of the game are in bad condition and you want to improve the physics.
Game Science developers now plan to lower their heads and get to work and have told enthusiasts to be waiting for updates for the foreseeable future.
Black Myth: Wu Kong targets next-generation consoles and PCs.
[Source: ResetEra IGN]