Black Myth: Wukong Chapter 2 Tips & Walkthrough: Shamen Village: The Unfortunate Valley

The level design of “Black Myth: Wukong” is quite complex, with various hidden surprises scattered throughout the map that can easily be missed if you’re not careful. Here, I will create a comprehensive exploration guide for “Black Myth: Wukong,” detailing the hidden NPC side quests, hidden levels, hidden bosses, important collectibles, and more, in conjunction with the main storyline to provide a route planning explanation. I will do my best to guide you through everything, minimizing detours and ensuring a complete narrative experience.

(This article has been streamlined as much as possible, reducing plot descriptions to minimize spoilers. However, it is difficult to avoid some spoilers when mentioning BOSS names and character names. It is recommended that you do not read the following content until you have encountered them in the game.)

 After the Sand King escapes, unlock the land shrine here.

The stone door in front of you cannot be opened for now. Investigating the small statue next to the door reveals that the Stone’s Might and Tiger’s Fang are missing. After defeating the Stone Vanguard and Tiger Vanguard later, you can obtain these two items respectively.

The road on the left is the direction the Sand King escaped, and taking this path will allow us to confront Sand Darlong and Tiger Vanguard sooner.

The road on the right leads to the Soul-Dragging Cliff, and after a long detour, it will eventually reach the places of the Sand-Throwing Great Wolf and the Tiger Vanguard.

It’s up to your choice which path to take first; I choose to go right first, heading to the Soul-Pressing Cliff.