The Chinese video game 'Black Myth: Wukong,' developed by Tencent-backed Game Science, has become a global sensation, breaking records on Steam with 2.2 million concurrent players shortly after its release. Loosely based on the 16th-century epic 'Journey to the West,' the game has been praised for its stunning visuals and portrayal of Chinese culture. Despite its success, the game has faced concerns about censorship, with reviewers being instructed not to discuss certain topics. Chinese state media celebrated the game's success, noting that it marks a significant cultural export and a bold entry into a market traditionally dominated by Western titles. The game's popularity has led to cross-industry tie-ins and is seen as a potential turning point for Chinese game developers aiming to produce high-budget, globally resonant titles. However, technical issues and performance disparities were noted in the reviews.