GameScience, the Chinese studio best known for Black Myth: Wukong, has officially unveiled its next major project, Black Myth ...

As announced during Gamescom Opening Night Live on Tuesday, Game Science's Black Myth: Zhong Kui is the next entry in the ...

Serving as a sequel to the 2024 hit, the aptly-titled Black Myth: Zhong Kui was unveiled for the first time in an announcement trailer at this year’s Gamescom, where the titular character makes a ...

Wukong, Chinese developer GameScience has officially announced its next ARPG, Black Myth: Zhong Kui. The post Black Myth: ...

Black Myth: Wukong developer GameScience has revealed a sequel, Black Myth: Zhong Kui, at Opening Night Live 2025.

Following the huge success of Black Myth: Wukong, GameScience announces its sequel Zhong Kui at Gamescom 2025 - introducing "the ghost-catching god" as its new hero ...

Here’s what we do know: the game isn’t a direct sequel to Black Myth: Wukong. Instead, the studio wants “to build more distinct game experiences, to challenge ourselves with bolder features, and to ...

Yet, after clocking 10 hours, it's clear that GameScience's lofty ambitions might be more than they can handle. The game teeters on the edge of greatness, but it’s not quite there — at least ...

Zocchi’s company, GameScience, was the first to patent and produce polyhedra dice in the U.S. A polyhedra die, as the name suggests, has multiple sides.

Chinese games developer GameScience conducted a global OOH, online and influencer-driven campaign to launch its first AAA game, Black Myth: Wukong, which led to it being among the best-selling, single ...