"Wukong Sun Arrives on Nintendo Switch Soon"

In the gaming world, it's common for new projects to draw inspiration from successful titles, but Wukong Sun: Black Legend goes beyond mere inspiration, seemingly copying elements directly from the popular game, Black Myth: Wukong. The visual style, the main character wielding a staff, and the plot description bear striking resemblances to Game Science's hit.

Currently, Wukong Sun: Black Legend is available for pre-order on the US eShop, but its future hangs in the balance. Due to the evident plagiarism, Game Science may pursue a copyright infringement lawsuit, which could result in the game being removed from the platform.

The description for Wukong Sun: Black Legend reads: "Embark on an epic journey to the West. Try on the role of the immortal Wukong, the legendary Monkey King, fighting for order in a chaotic world full of powerful monsters and deadly dangers. Explore a story inspired by Chinese mythology, with intense battles, impressive locations, and legendary enemies."

In contrast, Black Myth: Wukong is an epic adventure rooted in Chinese mythology. Surprisingly, this RPG from a small Chinese studio has soared in popularity, topping Steam charts. Black Myth: Wukong boasts incredible detail, engaging gameplay, and challenging battles characteristic of the souls-like genre, yet it remains accessible to newcomers.

The game's combat system and progression are intuitive, not requiring players to sift through numerous guides, yet they still demand strategic thinking. Visually, the battles are stunning, enhanced by smooth animations. The true allure of Black Myth: Wukong lies in its immersive setting and breathtaking visual design, transporting players into a real fairy tale. The character designs and the world's beauty are so captivating that it's hard to pull away. Many gamers believe Black Myth: Wukong deserved a "Game of the Year 2024" nomination at The Game Awards (TGA).