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- Black Myth: Wukong’s next update requires up to 100GB of free storage.
- The game is set to receive performance optimization and bug fixes.
- Game Science will launch the update tomorrow, with a staggered rollout planned for all platforms.
Black Myth: Wukong, much to everyone’s surprise, became the biggest release of the industry last year. The title even won various awards and put the Chinese gaming industry on the map.
Since then, a standalone sequel to Black Myth: Wukong has been announced, and the action-RPG has also made its way to the Xbox Series S|X consoles. However, Game Science is not done with the title just yet, recently confirming a huge 100GB update.
Why it matters: Since Game Science is busy with its next project, fans did not expect to see much else for Black Myth: Wukong. This update has come as a pleasant surprise.
The Black Myth: Wukong Twitter account recently confirmed a new update for the game. According to Game Science, this update is set to arrive on October 13 and will target performance optimizations.
On PS5, this patch will require over 93.5GB of storage. Game Science also states that a gradual rollout is expected for all platforms after the October 13 release date. Besides the performance optimization improvements, the update promises bug fixes.
Although not much else is known at the moment, fans can expect to find out more tomorrow. For context, Black Myth: Wukong utilized frame generation to reach 60FPS on consoles, delivering mixed results.
Because it was one of the more intensive Unreal Engine 5 games last year, it will be interesting to see how much of a difference this update makes on consoles.
Elsewhere, Game Science is busy working on Black Myth: Zhong Kui. Reports also suggest as many as five games are planned for the Black Myth IP in the long term.
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