Black Myth Wukong Shocks Everyone with Insane PS5 Sales

Game Science just pulled off something huge with Black Myth Wukong. The game was already getting attention, but nobody expected this kind of success. It launched on multiple platforms, but PlayStation 5 players really showed up. It didn’t just sell well—it sold an eye-watering number of copies.

The game’s mix of action, mythology, and jaw-dropping visuals made it stand out. It takes inspiration from Journey to the West, but instead of just retelling the old story, it throws players into a wild, fast-paced experience. The combat feels smooth, the world looks incredible, and every fight demands skill. It’s no surprise that it caught so much attention.

Sony stepped in to highlight the game in its marketing, which gave it an extra push. The PlayStation audience has always loved action-packed, story-driven games, and Black Myth Wukong fit right in. People who were already into Soulslike games or Chinese mythology jumped on it fast.

Now, here’s the big moment. According to Game Science, the game sold one million copies on PlayStation 5 alone. That’s not counting PC and Xbox sales. In other words, it’s flying off the shelves. This puts it in the same league as some of the biggest recent releases. It’s a huge win for an independent studio, proving that a fresh take on mythology and action can still grab a massive audience.

There’s no word yet on exact sales numbers for other platforms, but it’s safe to say they’re strong too. The game launched alongside heavy competition, but that didn’t slow it down. If anything, it proved that players are hungry for something new and different.

This success could mean a lot for the future. Game Science might have just secured itself a place among top-tier developers. With these sales, we could see more updates, expansions, or even a full sequel. The world of Black Myth Wukong is huge, and this could be just the beginning.

For now, the numbers speak for themselves. Black Myth Wukong is a massive hit on PlayStation 5, and it doesn’t look like it’s slowing down anytime soon.