Once you have defeated the Whiteclad Noble, instead of proceeding along the main path, go through the cave to your left. Continue straight, defeating any enemies along the way, and eventually, you will reach the third bell. Ring it to be teleported to The Ancient Guanyin Temple — your first secret area in the game.

A lack of a mini-map or compass was lamented by players and suggested as a simple solution to this issue. As was having the barriers glow a particular color when approached to make it clear the area was a no-go zone. Whatever the reason for it, though, this design choice is an odd

After being transported to the Ancient Guanyin Temple, you have to walk upstairs and open the temple’s door . Elder Jinchi will be waiting inside the temple grounds. Make sure to check out the three chests towards the right side of the Keeper’s Shrine before heading into the boss arena.

This sparked a major discussion among players, many of whom share the same frustrations. Usually, games will use some environmental objects to indicate a path is blocked — a rock, a tree, a fence — but not Sun Wukong myth, which allows you to think you've discovered a new area, only to block you off rando

After defeating the Whiteclad Noble, there’s a small pathway to the left , leading up to the third bell. You’ll encounter a horde of wolf Yaoguai here. If you’ve rung the previous two bells, you’ll be immediately transported to the Ancient Guanyin Temple Secret Area after ringing the final bell.

The complaints weren't limited to Reddit either. In Black Myth: Wukong's Steam reviews , players were quick to point out that one of the biggest cons is that "invisible walls are especially noticeable in the first chapter," and that it's "Annoying to see something that looks like a cave, but has an invisible wall five feet in front of

Koji has only had two other credited roles in video games. The more recognizable one is Hien Rijin from the Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood expansion, but the much more obscure pick is Tau Air Caste from Battlefleet Gothic Arm

This boss, named Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang, isn’t the toughest enemy you'll face in this region. Start by using the Immobilize Spell on him, and then attack by transforming into Guangzhi via the Red Tiles Spell. Deal as much damage as possible at the start to make the rest of the fight easier. Be cautious of his frequent leaps and tongue attacks.

Return to the wooden bridge and continue downwards until you reach a pond-like area. In the distance, you'll notice a man in white clothing standing menacingly. This is the final boss of the Bamboo Grove region , known as the Whiteclad Noble. Approach him to trigger a cutscene, where you’ll see he has a fondness for poetry.

One of the most threatening early bosses that will likely be one of the first roadblocks in Black Myth: Wukong is Whiteclad Noble. This character is also quite passionate in his hatred for The Destined One when meeting him, and these lines are brought to life by Vincent

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Dodging forward at the correct time will avoid this attack, but be wary of the delay. Another way to perfectly avoid this attack is to immobilize the boss during the animation, allowing you to dish out decent damage.

The final phase is undeniably the hardest, with brief opportunities to try and beat Yellowbrow out of his golden immunity, all while trying not to let the shock bane accumulate too much. The different phases of this fight will push you to your limits, but it acts as a fantastic finale to the third chap