Wuchang: Fallen Feathers vs. Black Myth: Wukong

Summary

• Black myth: Wukong stands out with stunning visuals, engaging fighting and emotional story.

• Fallen Feathers excels in the battles of bosses and provides a traditional soul.

• Black Myth: Wukong and Fallen Feathers have similar size and playytimes.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers and Black Myth: Wukong are both similar games. Both have similar elements, inspired by Chinese folklore and history, and have really epic and difficult bosses for players. Both games also place combat front and center and are set in a fresh, engaging environment.

However, if you haven't played both games yet, or wondering if you should choose between one or the other, you may be wondering which game is better. Therefore, we created this collapse, compared and contrast the different elements of each game. Here's the side of Wuchang: Fallen Feathers and Black Myth: Wukong.

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Environment

Black Myth: Wukong

This first element of playing is almost a dead pedan, but thanks to the overall visual impression we will make a slight advantage of the black myth. While both games have a clear and interesting environment to explore, different areas of Wuchang: Fallen Feathers are not so intuitive for navigation.

In the black myth, not only the different environments of the game are unique and visually engaging, but the level design feels much more intuitive. Personally, I found out that I was lost more than once in fallen feathers, although the levels in which the survey is rewarded, such as Cloudspire, feels much more competitive with the black myth.

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Story

Black Myth: Wukong

Neither the fallen feathers nor the black myth have what I would refer to as a particularly engaging story. Some moments really sing in both, especially during the end of the black myth, which helps give this game a slight advantage over fallen feathers. Most of the time, however, the black myth wins because of its structure a similar vignette.

Because each of the main levels of the game is framed by an interesting piece of folklore inspired by the West, the story of black myth feels a little more efficient and engaging. More than once during the fallen feathers, I found that I was completely lost about what I was watching or with what characters I wanted to get involved with.

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Fight

Tie

Despite the fact that the black myth is described as an action RPG and in fact it lacks many specific souls that are very predominant in fallen feathers, both games have incredibly similar combat systems. In addition, both games place great emphasis on bosses' battles.

Finally, the combat differences in these games, even if they are present, usually feel negligible. If something, I could give fallen feathers a slight advantage only because of the complexity of its skill trees, but a little more about it.

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Size

Tie

Both of these games are designed in almost the same way. When you come across a new area, there is a large part of a linear path that you can watch with some offshoots that can lead to bonus meetings or other secrets. However, because no game is an open world and each takes about 25-40 hours, depending on the type of player you are, their size also feels the same.

In my impression, the black myth has a longer main story, while Fallen Feathers has more bonus content, about the evening during both games. In some ways, it is fair to say that fallen feathers sometimes feel a little larger, thanks to the number of branches that you can do.

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Graphic arts

Black Myth: Wukong

This is no competition. Black Myth: Wukong was previously announced as one of the most visually stunning games of his generation, while Fallen Feathers suffered from graphic and optimizing problems. In my playback of fallen feathers, I have suffered terrible graphic defects that may be critical during the battle of key bosses.

Not only that, but the black myth has wonderful visual effects that give movement a feeling of sweeping animation. Boss arms stretch incredibly far away, sparks and elementary pixel effects are amazingly rendered and I could go on and on. Black myth takes this category by hand.

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Procedure

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

While both games have interesting progressive systems and skill trees, I personally lean to fallen feathers because of my feeling. In addition, the progression of skills in fallen feathers feel a little constant. It is really beneficial when you can upgrade your capabilities in black myth, but these upgrades can be little and far between your game style.

The fallen feathers of the skill tree allows interesting emphasis on different types of weapons and supports both well rounded and specificity. In addition, you can combine weapons skills with different blessings, pendants and spells and create truly unique sets that are ideal for your specific style of play.

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Bosses

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

Potentially extremely hot come. First of all, I want to say that the black myth: Wukong also has excellent bosses. This is by no means, the shape or the landslide. But I feel that Fallen Feathers had some truly unique battles of bosses that really involved my brain in a way that some of the black mythical bosses just didn't.

However, the key reason why we give this category fallen feathers is related to the pace. While both games have a lot of bosses, it is really easy for the black myth: Wukong feels like a total boss rush from start to finish. Sometimes the pace can feel so persistent that it begins to feel tiring. Of course, if you really like the boss, you won't have the same problem. Personally, however, I prefer to break the battle of bosses with more reconnaissance sections that fallen feathers have in the spades.

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Winner

Black Myth: Wukong

Although both games certainly have their advantages and disadvantages, this is really the victory of landslides for Black Myth: Wukong. Among his stunning visuals, engaging struggle and an emotional and evocative story, Black Myth: Wukong has much more than fallen feathers.

In the end, however, if you are looking for a traditional soul that you will have more fallen feathers. In fact, the black myth is really an action RPG, so you might want to avoid falling into a trap, assuming it is a traditional soul. However, as a game, regardless of genre, Black Myth: Wukong rules the highest.