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Secuela de Black Myth: Wukong 'Zhong Kui' cierra la Gamescom 2025

Autor : Jacob Actualizar : Nov 12,2025

Black Myth: Wukong Sequel

El sucesor de Black Myth: Wukong, 'Zhong Kui', se presenta en la clausura de Gamescom

El mundo de los videojuegos quedó atónito cuando el desarrollador chino Game Science reveló Black Myth: Zhong Kui durante los momentos finales del Opening Night Live de la Gamescom 2025. Este sucesor espiritual sigue a su exitazo Black Myth: Wukong.

Black Myth: Zhong Kui continúa la saga mitológica

Revelación final sorpresa

Cuando el Opening Night Live de la Gamescom llegaba a su conclusión, el presentador Geoff Keighley soltó el bombazo del anuncio de Black Myth: Zhong Kui, marcando la ambiciosa continuación del exitoso fenómeno de Game Science.

Black Myth: Wukong logró un éxito sin precedentes tras su lanzamiento, vendiendo más de 10 millones de copias en sus primeros tres días. El rastreador de la industria VGInsights informa que el action-RPG ha superado ahora las 20 millones de unidades vendidas, con un total de 978 millones de dólares en ingresos.

En lugar de crear una secuela directa del viaje de Wukong, Game Science seleccionó a Zhong Kui —otra figura icónica de la mitología china— como su próximo protagonista para ofrecer una experiencia de juego fresca manteniendo la estética característica de la serie.

El legendario cazador de demonios

Concept art of Zhong Kui

Keighley presentó a Zhong Kui como "la deidad cazafantasmas que transita entre el reino mortal y el inframundo". Según los registros históricos del Museo Nacional de Arte Asiático, la leyenda de Zhong Kui se originó en la China del siglo VIII, cuando el Emperador Xuanzong se curó de una enfermedad después de soñar con un guerrero desfigurado que derrotaba a un demonio.

Este protector espectral se identificó como Zhong Kui, afirmando ser el espíritu de un erudito injustamente tratado en vida pero que permanecía leal al imperio. El emperador luego encargó retratos de Zhong Kui que se convirtieron en talismanes populares contra los espíritus malignos, frecuentemente representándolo montando un burro acompañado por demonios conquistados que cargaban sus posesiones.

Estado del desarrollo

Game Science development team working on new project

Aunque la elección del protagonista está finalizada, Game Science aclaró en sus FAQ oficiales que Zhong Kui sigue en las fases más tempranas de desarrollo, describiendo el proyecto en broma como que actualmente consiste en "poco más que una carpeta vacía". El equipo aún no pudo compartir ningún video de juego o detalles narrativos.

Los desarrolladores explicaron que su anuncio del 20 de agosto se alinea con su tradición de grandes actualizaciones en esta fecha. Black Myth: Wukong se reveló por primera vez el 20 de agosto de 2020, se lanzó el 20 de agosto de 2024 y su versión para Xbox Series X|S se publicó junto con la revelación de Zhong Kui el 20 de agosto de 2025.

Game Science developer commentary concept art

"Nuestro equipo está electrizado con energía creativa", declaró Game Science. "Nos impulsa crear nuevas historias fascinantes mientras expandimos las posibilidades de juego —creando algo que se sienta familiar pero sorprendente para los veteranos de Wukong".

El action-RPG para un jugador se lanzará en PC y todas las principales plataformas de consolas. Se compartirán más detalles sobre la disponibilidad en plataformas y la fecha de lanzamiento en futuras actualizaciones.

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