Black Myth Wukong guides and how-tos for aspiring warriors

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Our Black Myth Wukong guides are here to help new players adjust to their journey to the west, with tips on combat, on exploration, quests, boss fights and more besides. You might think a game about being a monkey hitting things with a stick would be on the simpler side, but Black Myth Wukong has a surprising amount of nuance and complexity to it. With that in mind, we’ve collated all our best guides below in a little hub, so you can easily navigate to find whatever you need.

Basic Black Myth Wukong Guides: Getting Started and Fundamentals

Here we’ve collated the essential Black Myth Wukong guides - those that will help you adjust to the fundamentals and foundations in play when you start off your journey as the Destined One.

Advanced Black Myth Wukong guides: collectibles, boss fights and quests

For those who have a grip on Black Myth Wukong and want guides for particular sequences and sections, here’s some help on the tougher boss fights, quests and collectibles, arranged in the order you’re likely to encounter them.

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