In the first chapter of Black Myth: Wukong, as you traverse Black Wind Mountain, you will eventually encounter its sovereign – the Black Wind King. This formidable foe boasts lethal melee combinations and cunning magical abilities that exceed the strength of Lingxuzi and Whiteclad Noble bosses you’ve previously encountered. He is also swifter than the others, giving you a taste of the speed you can expect from future boss encounters.
At the outset of your trek westward in Black Myth: Wukong, the pace is generally leisurely, featuring numerous manageable foes and frequent save points designed to familiarize you with the action RPG’s fundamental battle tactics. However, as you progress, you’ll encounter a temple nestled within the Black Wind Mountain, which presents your first significant test: Lingxuzi, a ferocious wolf demon, who is more than ready to maul you and devour your remains.
According to our performance tests, Black Myth: Wukong appears to run smoothly on Steam Deck, but with lowered graphics settings. However, on devices like the Lenovo Legion Go, which have more processing power, you can increase the graphics quality while still achieving satisfactory outcomes.
After much anticipation, Square Enix has officially set the release date for the PC version of Final Fantasy XVI, as revealed in a fresh gameplay trailer, approximately one year following its initial announcement at Pax West 2023. Mark your calendars for September 17, 2024, when you can dive into Final Fantasy XVI on your PC!
The exclusive run of Final Fantasy 16 on the PlayStation 5 is about to conclude, as a PC version looks set for release very soon.
Previously this year, Microsoft eliminated advertisements from Skype. Although its popularity has dwindled compared to past times, Skype remains a vital communication tool for countless individuals, facilitating chats, calls, and video conferences. Now, Microsoft is preparing a fresh set of enhancements for Skype, but none compare to the significance of ad elimination. The latest version of Skype (8.127.76.102) is currently being tested among Insiders, and it addresses stability issues and bug fixes.