If your favorite game of 2024 was Black Myth: Wukong, then you need not craft a trophy out of tin foil, but instead just recognize that that’s enough entirely on its own, and doesn’t require the validation of a few strangers who got to vote in the Dorito man’s yearly shindig.

Feng posted a long reflection about Black Myth ’s night at The Game Awards on Weibo, where he goes by Yocar. He acknowledged the game’s wins in the Best Action Game and Players’ Voice categories, but expressed disappointment and confusion at the GOTY loss, and admitted to writing an acceptance speech two years ago.

An unknown upcoming AAA open-world action-RPG title by Chinese developers supposedly appears to be better than Black Myth: Wukong.

Game Science has opened pre-orders for a life-size bust of Black Myth: Wukong's Destined One that costs $5,129.99.

Wukong might have lost the highly coveted title in The Game Awards, but in turn, that has hugely bumped the player count.

Black Myth: Wokong was one of 2024's biggest surprise hits, earning some decent scores and even some big nominations at this year's The Game Awards --taking home two. The success has led to merch for fans to take home themselves, but Queen Studios might have the biggest offering yet with a life-size bust of the immortal trickster himself.

Steam Awards voting opens alongside the Steam Winter Sale, featuring categories like Game of the Year, VR Game of the Year, and Outstanding Visual Style. Notable nominees include Helldivers II, Black Myth: Wukong,

Wukong and others to win Game of the Year (GOTY) trophy at The Game Awards 2024, and it looks like Game Science and its fans aren’t taking it well. Over the weekend, a complaint letter of sorts from the studio’s CEO surfaced online not long after Black Myth: Wukong

Black Myth Wukong's director insists he's happy the game won multiple Game Awards, but isn't pleased it lost out on Game of the Year at last week's event in a social media post