A small and colorful platformer, inspired by the "Journey to the West" novel. Every level contains a new mechanic that will explore new ways to use your skills.
In Wukong you play as the Monkey Key in a quest to retrieve the lost scrolls. Jump, spin, throw your staff, and step on the enemies that will try to put an end to your journey.
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Reception
Wukong is a lighthearted platform game with a good level design, although it falls into monotony even considering its short duration.
Wukong is a 3D platformer (too much?) simple in style and gameplay, inspired by classics like Crash Bandicoot but definitely more accessible. Net of the lack of a narrative structure that fully justifies what happens on the screen, the gaming experience is partly well built, and partly too restrained on the challenge front.
Wukong is an honest game that does not hide its simple and fun proposal but instead offers an interesting variety of game mechanics and enemies. The difficulty curve also allows that the child can enjoy the game even in the latest levels (maybe with a little bit of help from their parents).
Wukong is colorful and visually charming, and it's certainly an appealing, especially child-friendly version of the universe of this classic Chinese legend. With some good ideas, it can be fun, but unfortunately it feels unfinished, presents a series of technical instabilities, lack of design cohesion and a complete narrative abstention.
