Chinese Blockbuster Game Ignites Sexism Debate in Gaming Industry
'Black Myth: Wukong' sparks controversy over misogynistic culture within China's male-dominated gaming sector.
- Allegations of offensive messages by Game Science developers circulate on social media.
- Female industry professionals recount experiences of misogyny and toxic work environments.
- 'Black Myth: Wukong' sets records with over 10 million copies sold and 2.4 million concurrent players.
- The game is celebrated as a cultural milestone, promoting Chinese heritage globally.
- Calls for addressing sexism in gaming gain traction amid the game's success.