Black Myth: Wukong _ tells the story of the Destined One, and although he might not be the most talkative protagonist, he certainly goes on a substantial adventure throughout the course of the game. Inspired by the classic Chinese novel _Journey to the West , Black Myth: Wukong features plenty of familiar faces for those accustomed to the source material. The Destined One, however, is a new figure that bears a resemblance to Sun Wukong, the Monkey King that featured in the original no

Tiger Vanguard will turn into stone as usual, but this time, he’ll speak something and disappear for a short while. He will appear somewhere else in the arena, and launch a quick attack in your direction . It deals a ton of damage and the boss is guaranteed to use this move once after you’ve depleted half his HP.

Below is a listing of all available Curios in-game. Click on a specific item for further details. While information may not be complete at this moment, these items will continue to be updated as all information becomes available. Be sure to check back regularly for more on these unique armor pieces.

Once escaping from the Sandgate Village to the snowy mountains in Black Myth: Wukong , you might think you're ready to take on the upcoming bosses after everything the game has thrown at you from its line-up. While Wandering Wight is definitely an infuriating boss, Kang-Jin Loong is the embodiment of pure frustration.

Staying mid-range during the fight is deadly as Kang-Jin will release Frost Breath, and dodging it can be tricky . Retreating is also a viable option, but if you get caught in the Frost Breath , it will inflict both Chill and Shock elementals along with physical damage .

Kang-Jin Loong flies around a shrine in the frozen lake of Mirrormere , and once your presence alarms them, they will relentlessly try to catch up with you and initiate the fight with Aerial Thrust Grab .

To dodge the grab, run either right or left and dodge diagonally to the upper left once Kang-Jin tries to thrust themselves at you. It is a long-range attack, allowing you to have a considerable window to dodge.

Although this is the ending to the Destined One's tale that most players are likely to encounter, at least on a blind playthrough without much hunting for secrets, there's another fate for the Destined One if more hidden content is completed. If the Destined One completes enough trials to go up against Erlang Shen, he can fight this formidable foe before taking on Wukong to achieve a different ending. Here, he receives Wukong's memories , which play as an animated cutscene to close the st

The Destined One and Bajie then ascend a mountain to find and enter the stone that's said to hold Wukong's body. Within, the two are ferried on a boat ride by an aging monkey, who tells them that the Destined One possesses the spirit of Wukong's mind. The Destined One has to fight the physical form of Wukong to take his rightful place , a challenging final confrontation that he ultimately triumphs over. In turn, he takes Wukong's place in the st

Like Curios, Relics also offer ongoing passive benefits. In your first playthrough, there are a total of 5 relics. You will receive one after you complete each of the first 5 chapters. They each come with 3 perks and you must select one.

Keep in mind that if you select a perk and then later regret that decision, your choice can be undone. Simply interact with a shrine and select "Reignite the Sparks" under the Self-Advance category. Then select your relics in order to rest the selected perk.

When Kang-Jin initiates the Whirl-Wind attack, you can immediately cast the Immobilize spell to stop their movement. This will provide a significant time frame for executing the finishing moves along with the combos, leading Kang-Jin to be stunned .

Beyond Black Myth Wukong Strategy Wind Mountain, the Destined One comes to the Yellow Wind Ridge, a desert area where he's greeted by a mysterious headless monk character who plays the sanxian, a traditional Chinese lute. The ultimate villain of Yellow Wind Ridge is the Yellow Wind Sage, an overgrown rodent who came across the spirit of Wukong's ears and stole a Bodhisattva's head to contain the powerful spirit. When the Destined One defeats the Yellow Wind Sage, the headless monk reveals himself as the Bodhisattva , reclaims his head, and deems the Destined One worthy of receiving the spirit of Wukong's e

"The thunder one belches lightning, the ice one exhales mist, the poison one spews filth, the fire one breathes flame, and the stone one howls and roars. Upon activating this skill, assume the form of a random frog."

Defeating Tiger Vanguard requires you to be a bit patient with your attacks . If you’re equipping the best possible armor and weapon that you can craft right now, you’ll easily be able to withstand a lot of hits, but you won’t be able to defeat the boss by relying on that alone and will have to focus on dodging correctly by learning the patterns of his attacks.