Game Science has announced that the Black Myth: Wukong benchmark is now available for download on Steam, allowing players to test whether or not their system can run one of the most anticipated games of the month.
The content is free to download and also allows the user to activate DLSS, FSR or August 20, 2024.
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The developers of Black Myth: Wukong make it clear that the benchmark tool does not represent the full experience and performance you will get upon arrival. In fact, it only shows a journey through the forest – without any combat scenes or deep interaction.
It is also important to note that this is not only for the benefit of users, but also serves Game Science to collect data and allow for further improvement of the game – fixing device compatibility issues before launch. To use the resource, it is necessary to allow sharing of the obtained data.
The Black Myth: Wukong benchmark tool is now available and is consuming 6.7GB of your storage space.
Black Legend: Wukong Released
Black Myth: Wukong was announced in 2020, and it charmed audiences with its stunning graphics, promising a fantastic adventure inspired by the Chinese legend “Journey to the West.” Despite being postponed several times, the game maintained high expectations among the audience and its demonstrations showed breathtaking confrontations.
Initially, it will only be released on PlayStation 5 and on PC – via Steam and the Epic Games Store. Although an Xbox version is also promised, everything points to an exclusivity agreement with Sony Interactive Entertainment and that the experience may take some time to reach Microsoft consoles.
source: Videocards
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