The Last Song channeling Italian folklore and Black Myth: Wukong inspired by Journey to the West, it's been a decent year for soulslike fans looking for settings more grounded in real-world mythology than last year's Lies of P and Lords of the Fallen.

A new game releasing on the Nintendo Switch soon is facing criticism for alleged similarities to the major hit Black Myth: Wukong.

The main problem between Wukong Sun: Black Legend and Black Myth: Wukong is that the Switch game's covert art looks almost identical to the Game Science blockbuster, despite the games being nothing alike below the surface. As of today, Wukong Sun is slated to come out on Boxing Day, whereas Black Myth: Wukong has been out since August.

Black Myth: Wukong's loss at the game awards has become the hottest topic of debate amongst fans all over the internet. It all started with the misinterpretation of a post shared by Game Science's CEO, Feng-Ji, on a Chinese social media platform called Weibo.

What appears to be a knock-off version of the immensely popular Black Myth: Wukong has appeared on the Nintendo online store and is due to launch December 26. Wukong Sun: Black Legend, is a 2D platformer that strongly resembles Black Myth: Wukong, at least in terms of its story description and the art used to advertise the game.

Black Legend, which will be released on December 26 on the Nintendo eShop, has attracted attention due to its obvious similarity to the hi

Wukong Switch rip-off on its way to the console this holiday season, adding to the platform’s huge shovelware problem.

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

According to Eurogamer, another imitation game has appeared on Nintendo's eShop in China, this time mimicking Black Myth: Wukong. Days after Unpacking's creator criticized Nintendo for copycat games,