"Black Myth: Wukong" is accused of copying Elden Ring completely: the movements are almost synchronized

From the comparison of the motion capture, it is not difficult to find that the movements of the two bosses are indeed highly similar. Whether it is the way the attack is launched or the display of the action, people can't help but wonder if there is any suspicion of plagiarism.

However, there were also different voices regarding such doubts. Some players believed that the deer-shaped BOSS itself had limited movements, and there were also huge beast BOSS in "Black Myth: Wukong", so similar movements were inevitable and not considered plagiarism.

Putting aside the plagiarism controversy, from the word-of-mouth feedback of players, the performance of the first three levels of "Black Myth: Wukong" can be described as rave reviews. However, as the level deepens, controversy also follows. Especially in Huaguoshan Pass, the problem of rough production has been widely criticized by players.

In this regard, some industry insiders explained that the fifth and sixth levels were the products of the early production of the game, and the team was inexperienced at that time. After subsequent growth and accumulation, the team gradually improved the production level, and the first few levels of the game fully demonstrated this progress.