Wukong is the latest in a long line of suspicious titles popping up on the Nintendo eShop, drawing attention from fans.

A shameless rip-off of Game Science's popular 2024 game, Black Myth: Wukong, will soon be available on the official Nintendo eShop.

Black Legend, which will be released on December 26 on the Nintendo eShop, has attracted attention due to its obvious similarity to the hi

Take a look at the screenshots provided, and you'll see that Wukong Sun: Black Legend is far from a fast-paced soulslike. It actually looks more like a side-scrolling platformer w

“Embark on an epic Journey to the West in Wukong Sun: Black Legend,” reads the eShop listing for the upcoming game. “Step into the role of the immortal Wukong, the legendary Monkey King, as he battles through a chaotic world teeming with powerful monsters and untold dangers.

Gamers online have called out the $7.99 Wukong Sun: Black Legend as a fairly blatant rip-off of Black Myth: Wukong, which isn't on Nintendo Switch itself. Not only is the name incredibly similar, but the promotional image could easily be mistaken for that of the actual game.

The new game for Nintendo's Switch has promotional art and a title that closely resemble that of the best-selling Chinese game.

Black Legend is a 2D platformer with an art style that looks straight out of those annoying yet inescapable mobile game ads. The main problem between Wukong Sun: Black