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But amid its success there has been debate over a list of topics to avoid that was sent to influencers and content creators along with access to a pre-release version of the game. The document, which was quickly shared on social media, listed issues to avoid while live-streaming the game. Do NOT insult other influencers or players. Do NOT include politics, violence, nudity, feminist propaganda, fetishization, and other content that instigates negative discourse. Game Science and Hero Games , a co-publisher which reportedly issued the directives, have been contacted for comment.
Among fans online there was heated discussion about the directive to gaming influencers, with many players linking it to the IGN reports. Rolling Stone reported that the directives — which were not sent to traditional publications and reviewers — were not accompanied by non-disclosure agreements and were not legally enforceable.
People can face harsh punishment for publicly speaking about sensitive topics or criticising the ruling Communist party. Some streamers told gaming outlet Aftermath that such directives from companies were not unusual, including requests to not mention Covid. That is new. And definitely very strange. The game has been a global hit, peaking at more than 3 million concurrent players across all platforms, including 2 million concurrent players on PC gaming platform Steam, in its first week — the second highest rate ever.
On its first day it was the most viewed game on Chinese platforms, and in Singapore some workers were given time off to play it, according to the Straits Times. In recent days Chinese state media has also hit back at reports on the controversy, accusing western media of using the game to attack China. Black Myth: Wukong by game developers Game Science has faced criticism over allegations the developers of the blockbuster Chinese game tried to police the discussion around it.
