Chinese studio Game Science has released a short animation called “Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit” that specifies a “summer 2024” release date for Black Myth: Wukong.

You can see the published animation below:

Last year, YouTuber Ranton, who previously designed the characters and combat of Black Myth: Wukong, parted ways with Game Science Studio due to disagreements over the game’s development decisions. He has recently claimed that the development of this game is progressing slowly. Perhaps one of the reasons for the long construction process is the change of engine graphics to Unreal Engine 5.

In August 2021, another developer working on the stage design for Black Myth: Wukong claimed that only one stage of the game had been developed at the time. According to him, the game did not have any cutscenes or boss fights until then.

Black Myth: Wukong

Black Myth requires at least 15 hours to complete, and its creators have decided to design more than 100 enemies and monsters to keep the audience engaged. Of course, according to the number of current members of the studio, they have to divide the work between different teams, and for example, only one of these teams is responsible for designing the stages.

A total of 30 people are currently part of the Game Science Studio, with more than 10,000 applicants soon to join.

Conclusion

Consoles and PCs will be able to play Black Myth: Wukong. Game Science has not yet announced the release date of this action-adventure game, and we have to wait for more time to find out.

In general, as the creators of the Black Myth: Wukong game have also mentioned, as much as the presentation of this fascinating work has helped to raise its name, on the other hand, it has made it difficult for this small team, and we have to wait and see what the game will do in the future. Is Game Science Studio capable of producing such great work or not?

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In 2018, Xbox Game Studio acquired Obsidian, so it’s no surprise that the game will only be released on Xbox Series X and PC plus bundled with the Xbox Game Pass.

Avowed

In July 2021, Obsidian announced Avowed as a new IP. It appears to be a first-person RPG similar to Skyrim, with rune-based magic powers and sword combat confirmed by the short trailer.

Obsidian’s 2019 job posting for its next big project was looking for someone with the ability to produce battle scenes using 1st and 3rd person animations, multiple dialogues, and day/night cycles. Such features bring the game in line with Obsidian’s previous RPG titles such as The Outer Worlds and Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords.

Avowed release date

We still haven’t heard anything about a possible release date for Avowed. However, it seems that Obsidian is taking its time with the game, focusing on all of the details so the release date is probably in the long future

Game details

Aowed’s first trailer, shown at Xbox’s E3 2021 event, introduced us to a varied medieval landscape, starting in a war-torn castle owned by an empire of queens and kings “that has always known war”. According to the story, this empire has now fallen into a state of disrepair, losing its oaths and giving rise to an antagonistic force.

The evil monsters of the game (skeletons) are born from the sins of this empire and the main character will face them during the game. The question left at the end of the trailer is, “Is a crown worth breaking an oath of loyalty?” This shows that we will probably face big choices during the game. For example, the player’s destiny may be to become a king, or he may fall while rebuilding the empire and face revolutionary forces.

Avowed setting explained

A Reddit user named Sleuths has found some hints about the game that gives us a better idea of ​​Avowed. According to this post, the flag seen in the Avowed trailer is from Woedica. A god known as “Oathbinder” shaped the world of Eora but was killed by other gods who feared him due to his great power during a collective conspiracy against him.

Woedica is a nation in the world of Eora that we may encounter in the game. The story of Woedica follows the narrative of the trailer, where the protagonist faces the fate of broken oaths, a fallen empire, and a potential kingdom.

It gets even more interesting when we get to the word “Oathbinder” based on the words left on the sword seen in the trailer.

Rumors about the game

A user named Sponger has several bold claims about Avowed that we’re going to share with you. These claims are baseless without verification.

According to Sponger, the game will be fully open-world and much larger than Skyrim. The leaker says the game will take place in The Living Lands of Eora and will feature a dynamic weather system as well as mod support. Of course, so far all these things were predictable considering the history of the studio.

Players can have in-game companions, fight giant bosses, and trade with the gods. You will also be able to kill everyone in the game without any restrictions.

This information provided here has not been verified.

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In the gaming world, the game that got this franchise an uncountable amount of recognition is Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt. I can easily say it is one of the best RPGs out there. Taking into consideration that CD Projekt Red was just a small Polish developer not that long ago, Witcher 3 was the masterpiece no one expected.

Usually, most players started with the third part cause it wasn’t a necessity to play the first two parts in order to enjoy the third installation. Amazed by the Wild Hunt, some of them decided to take on the first two parts. The second Witcher is somewhat playable and when you get to the first part… You will probably wonder what pile of garbage is this. However, even though CD Projekt Red is preparing a new Witcher game for us, they’ve also recently announced that they are working on a Witcher 1 remake in Unreal Engine 5.

CD Projekt Reds announcement

At the end of October, they posted a blog post on their website about the remake and shared it on their Twitter.

Everything we know so far about the Witcher remake

The Witcher Remake is still extremely early in its production process, as you can see in the announcement Tweet, thus CD Projekt Red is already pleading for patience as it will be years before it is released.

Fans of the franchise are already accustomed to having patience given how far away The Witcher 4 is, so that part should be obvious. However, it seems likely that at this point we can’t truly hope for The Witcher Remake to release before 2025.

The original game

The opportunity for the story to change is obviously quite large. CD Projekt Red is completely rebuilding the game, but we can still draw some fairly firm conclusions based on how events unfolded in the previous Witcher game.

It presents a story that is a little bit simpler than that of The Witcher 2 or 3. Triss Merigold and other allies are attempting to assist Geralt’s recovery from amnesia as a battle between religious extremists and elven freedom fighters is happening.

Comparatively speaking to the games that came after, the first Witcher game is garbage; it has clumsy controls and much inferior production quality.

In Witcher 3, the fighting, which was a weak aspect in the original, had much improved. We predict that the combat in the remake will be even better.  However, one thing we’re curious to know is whether it will share the gameplay of The Witcher 4 or will it have its own separate path.

Conclusion

Well, the only conclusion we can draw so far is that it’s way too early to say anything. This announcement caught everyone by surprise, but we are sure it was a pleasant one. Only thing we can do right now is for CD Projekt Red to drop more information about the Witcher remake.

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