为攻破TGA，国人有多拼？
Rest of World：Camilo still sees “Wukong” as a game-changer: “[It] marks a paradigm shift in how Chinese games are perceived globally.” ……Wukong’s success will undoubtedly lead more Chinese games to seek a global audience while embracing local culture.
The Japanese Times：……the world of AAA games will have to brace itself for a reality in which China, its well-funded studios and its players cannot be ignored.
The Guardian：China’s homegrown games industry is absolutely massive, but concentrated almost entirely on mobile phones: this is the country’s first successful blockbuster console and PC game, which makes it very interesting in itself.
The Conversation：In the future, we might not look back at Black Myth: Wukong as just a successful video game, but as a catalyst that helped China close the technological gap with the West.
