Black Myth: Zhong Kui Teaser Trailer has Fans Exited Again

Black Myth now more than alone game Yesterday saw its developer “Game Science” cause the community to froth thanks to a new trailer for Zhong Kui. Black Myth Wukong was released on August 20,2024 and had beaten quite a few records and was nominated for GOTY 2024 with 9/10 on Steam,8/10 on IGN and also scored an awesome 4.5/5 on PlayStation. Black Myth Wukong are action RPG series based on the Chinese Mythology and going by the trailer, we can expect a similar fast pace gameplay with its unique story.

We requested from the Community to let us know how they feel about this new Trailer that has been released and we come back with some very cool feedback going from Hype & Excitement to visuals, future hopes and taking a look at what Game Science all made happen.

Hype & Excitement

Wow! This game is gonna be awesome!

GOTY contender already!

Take my money, Game Science!

The visuals are crazy; I can’t wait to see it!

Day one purchase for me.

Better looking then most AAA studios.

They did it again, unbelievable!

I have not been this excited since Wukong.

Goosebumps all over!

Shut up and take my money!

This is art, not just a game.

Masterpiece vibes.

Absolute perfection, no notes.

Well, the bar has now been raised.

This game will own 2025.

This is whipping western games' arse SB have let's be honest.

How is this real? Stunning.

Black Myth is unmatched for now.

Game Science never disappoints.

Already my most anticipated game.

Zhong Kui’s Folklore Lore

The demon queller is a divine being, Zhong Kui.

He later committed suicide for failing the imperial exam.

Later on in a dream, the emperor awarded him with the title of Demon Queller.

It is traditional to hang his picture in the belief it will scare away evil spirits.

And Zhong Kui is a guardian figure in Chinese history.

His myth is widely known in Chinese mythology.

I recall when I was young, we had Zhong Kui prints on the door.

Love how they are getting into even more deep Chinese folklore beyond just Wukong.

That’s a massive cultural beast for us.

They actually got his myth right!

Zhong Kui is typically depicted with a sword and fierce visage.

Amazing they picked that guy for the main character.

Kudos to Game Science for upholding this story.

This is so deeply connected with Chinese culture.”

He was always the ugly but virtuous one.

Funny how his suicide is just some more of his lore.

“He became everyone’s dad defender,” Armacost said.

And his legend lends itself beautifully to a game.

At last the world would know Zhong Kui’s name.

Zhong Kui was a story my grandmother would tell me.

Trailer Details & Visuals

That tiger scene was insane!

The way the sword was hauled around by demons—shivers.

The graphics are almost movie-like.

The cinematics are jaw-dropping.

That giant demon looked terrifying.

I think Zhong Kui design is on point.

The animations look so fluid.

Best looking trailer I’ve seen this year.

The dark tone feels perfect.

The fire effects are stunning.

Beautifully detailed environments are wonderful.

The switch with the mask was nuts.

Even the monsters look unique.

It is concept art, every frame of it.

The sword’s presence feels heavy.

Thought that was pre rendered, it’s gameplay.

You can see they buffed every shot.

The atmosphere is hauntingly beautiful.

Sound design is incredible already.

That tiger gave me goosebumps.

Franchise Talk & Future Hopes

They should create a Black Myth anthology.

Picture DLC linking Wukong and Zhong Kui.

Next hero should be Nezha!

So interesting to get some hyped for idea of myth heroes.

“This could be China’s answer to MCU.

I hope they continue to delve into other legends.

Black Myth: Wukong is a franchise you can't refuse.

I’d purchase every game they develop in this series.

This seems to be the beginning of something significant.

Anthology idea is brilliant.

Wukong DLC would sell instantly.

Looking forward to their next myth.

They are infinitely expandable with folklore.

I hope this becomes a series that goes on and on.

Picture battling alongside Wukong.

There is a new potential hero in each new game.

So much potential for sequels.

The Black Myth universe is already kicking.

Nezha, Erlang Shen, too many to choose.

Game Science might reign supreme for myth-based games.

Emotional Reactions

I bawled my eyes out, this is beautiful.

Gave me goosebumps instantly.

I had shivers the whole time.

Nostalgia hit so hard.

Reminds me of childhood stories.

Never expected to see this legend in a game.

Nothing else matters, tears in my eyes.

This is why I love games.

Made me proud of my culture.

That reveal was emotional.

Games with this level of heart come along about as often.

The passion shows through.

I felt something deep down inside watching this.

How often does gaming hit me in the stomach like this?

I’ll never forget this trailer.

Feels like a cultural celebration.

This touched my soul.

I had to watch this 10 times.

The music intensified its emotional qualities.

Pure magic.

Respect for Game Science

Game Science is at it again.

To trust, no questions asked from day one.

They stole our respect through time with Wukong."

Forget western media, just continue creating greatness.

These devs deserve the world.

They’re putting passion over profit.

No microtransactions, just pure quality.

They’re changing the game industry.

Making AAA studios look lazy.

They set a new standard.

Proud to support this studio.

You got my loyalty, Game Science.

They’re carrying the industry forward.

You wouldn’t know this is a small-studio game.

Devs who give a shit about myth and culture.

Every trailer builds more trust.

They listen to fans clearly.

They’re not chasing trends.

I’ll preorder blindly from them.

Game Science is legendary already.

Conclusion

The overriding sentiment that comes through all of this, though, is how much love and faith the players already have for Game Science. People aren’t just excited about the graphics or gameplay — they’re engaging with the deeper folklore, exchanging memories from childhood and treating Zhong Kui as more than a figure in a game. That mixture — respectful of other cultures, emotionally evocative and simply exciting — makes this feel like so much more than just another release. And for us, it’s hard not to anticipate Black Myth: Zhong Kui with similar enthusiasm; this feels like the beginning of something really special, the type of game you know years from now will still be stuck in your head.