Black Myth: Wukong – the beautiful soulslike based on Journey to the West – is now being developed using Unreal Engine 5, with support from Epic Games and Nvidia. After announcing and showing Black Myth: Wukong with Unreal Engine 4, the developer Game Science made the switch to UE5 this year. Both the Epic Games regarding Nvidia are providing support with this change, and the game will support 4K resolution at 60 fps, Ray tracing and Nvidia DLSS. All this right at launch. You can see below the fruits of these updates in a new 12-minute trailer, which was released to celebrate the anniversary of the year of the game's reveal.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPPwsqfoy0w   The ‎ ‎‎first Black Myth: Wukong trailer‎ ‎ was incredibly popular, racking up tens of millions of views in its first few days of release, but Game Science has been very quiet regarding news about the game, with few details provided in the year following its announcement. The new trailer offers much more than what we had seen previously, with new abilities, visual effects, bosses, and story snippets. It is still unknown what the release date is or which platforms the game will be on, besides PC.   [ajax_load_more]