Hogar Noticias Conquistadores míticos de Wukong Steam antes del día del lanzamiento

Conquistadores míticos de Wukong Steam antes del día del lanzamiento

Autor: Sebastian Aug 31,2022

Black Myth: Wukong asciende a la cima de las listas de Steam antes del lanzamiento

Incluso antes de su lanzamiento oficial, Black Myth: Wukong ha conquistado las listas mundiales de best-sellers de Steam. Este artículo profundiza en el notable éxito del juego, tanto a nivel internacional como dentro de su país de origen, China.

El ascenso meteórico de Wukong

La anticipación que rodea a Black Myth: el inminente lanzamiento de Wukong ha impulsado su ascenso a la cima de los juegos más vendidos de Steam. Durante nueve semanas, mantuvo constantemente una posición dentro del top 100 de la plataforma, culminando en un aumento reciente que lo impulsó más allá de títulos establecidos como Counter-Strike 2 y PUBG. @Okami13_ en Twitter destacó la presencia sostenida del juego dentro del top 5 en las listas chinas de Steam durante dos meses.

Imagen: Black Myth: Captura de pantalla de gráficos de Steam de Wukong

El entusiasmo que rodea a Black Myth: Wukong ha alcanzado una cúspide global, resonando particularmente en China. Los medios nacionales lo aclaman como un excelente ejemplo del desarrollo de juegos AAA en China, un importante galardón para una nación que rápidamente se está convirtiendo en una potencia de juegos, junto con éxitos como Genshin Impact y Wuthering Waves.

El avance inicial del juego pre-alfa de 13 minutos del juego en 2020 generó una respuesta fenomenal, acumulando 2 millones de visitas en YouTube y 10 millones de visitas en Bilibili en 24 horas, según South China Morning Post. Esta extraordinaria atención catapultó a Game Science al centro de atención mundial, atrayendo incluso a un fan demasiado entusiasta que visitó el estudio sin previo aviso para expresar su admiración (como informó IGN China).

Para Game Science, conocida principalmente por el desarrollo de juegos móviles, la abrumadora respuesta a Black Myth: Wukong es un logro monumental, especialmente considerando el lanzamiento pendiente del juego.

Imagen: Black Myth: Captura de pantalla del juego Wukong

El rumor que rodea a Black Myth: Wukong ha sido implacable. Desde su revelación inicial, los jugadores han quedado cautivados por sus impresionantes imágenes y su combate estilo Souls, que presenta encuentros épicos con criaturas enormes. Con el lanzamiento del juego el 20 de agosto para PC y PlayStation 5 acercándose rápidamente, la anticipación está en su punto más alto. Solo el tiempo determinará si Black Myth: Wukong está a la altura de su inmenso potencial.

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