Here are all the Black Myth Wukong secrets available to find in Chapter 1.

This same monkey will be found around the locations of all future Skandhas, so keep an eye out!

Why’s it so important to find and beat Guangzhi?

Maitreya, a key NPC in Black Myth: Wukong, reveals a passage to the secret snow-covered area of Mount Mei behind a mural in the Great Pagoda.

To get this item, you actually need to progress into Chapter 2 - we explain morejust below.

Interact with the waterfall to reveal a passage, through which you could fight the powerful and secretRed Loongboss.

Here are the Chapter 2 secrets to keep an eye out for while you play.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong approaches a Buddha head statue on the ground in Chapter 1, where a monkey is seen briefly before running away.

It all depends on who you kill first in the Rat King/Second Prince fight.

Using this item you’re free to find and defeat the various Loong enemies.

The Man-In-Stone NPC

TheMan-In-Stoneis an NPC hiding away near the “Squall Hideout” Shrine.

A close-up of Guangzhi, a boss in Chapter 1 of Black Myth: Wukong, attacking towards the camera with his double-bladed flaming staff.

By defeating him and finishing his quest, you’ll also gain the surprisingly handy Azure Dust Transformation Spell.

These large heads can be looted for a Buddha’s Eyeball.

To uncover this secret, defeat the Tiger’s Acolyte at Windrest Hamlet to obtain the Old Rattle-Drum item.

A close-up of Guangmou, a character and boss in Black Myth: Wukong.

Approach the Yellow Robed Squire back at the Rockrest Flat, and he’ll attack you.

Defeating Fuban will reward you with the Wind Tamer, Chapter 2’s Vessel.

before you defeatCaptain Wise-Voice), then you’ll obtain a powerful curio: the Auspicious Lantern.

A close-up of the giant face of Elder Jinchi, a secret boss in Black Myth: Wukong.

This curio gives you increased attack but reduced max health while using the Cloud StepSpell.

So be sure to hunt down all 9 Lantern Wardens before you ascend out of the Pagoda.

Once you’ve done that, you canopen all the cell doors in the Pagoda Realm.

Fighting Red Loong, the secret dragon boss of Chapter 1 in Black Myth: Wukong.

His questline involves collecting the Spirits of the four Captain bosses in Chapter 3.

The Ashen Slumber Spell

Remember the Hiding Rat Captain in Chapter 2?

This beautiful interior appears to serve no purpose except as a house for an out-of-the-way Keeper’s Shrine.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong speaks to the Hiding Rat Captain inside a hovel in Sandgate Village, near the start of Chapter 2.

However, it harbours one of Black Myth: Wukong’s biggest secrets: thesecret True Ending.

This particular Loong is found on the right-hand edge of Turtle Island, near where you fightKang-Jin Star.

If you don’t yet have the Loong Scales, he’ll just appear as an uninteractable statue.

A close-up of the First Prince, a boss in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong, looking down upon the Rat King.

A great little easter egg, that one.

Defeat him with Zhu Bajie’s help, and he’ll become a regular old NPC.

But you’ve got the option to also choose to “Challenge” Yin Tiger at any time.

A screenshot of the player in Black Myth: Wukong taking the form of the Wandering Wight in order to headbutt a wall in Chapter 2, cracking it open to reveal a secret area.

He’s an irritant, but not too much of a threat.

Skandha Of Thought

The Skandha Of Thought is probably the most well-hidden Skandha of the lot.

Interact with the head to obtain the Skandha Of Thought.

Black Loong, a hidden boss in Black Myth: Wukong’s Chapter 2, prepares to unleash a thunderwave with his electric rattles.

Pick the central plant to unleash the Old Ginseng Guai.

The Skull Of Turtle Treasure drops from Turtle Treasure enemies - rare Lesser Yaoguai with large mace-like hammers.

To complete thisFox questline, you better enter the temple where the bossNon-Voidis waiting.

A screenshot of the Man-In-Stone, an NPC in Black Myth: Wukong.

However, it does nothing until you feed it three Rice Cocoons in a row.

So, where do you get the Buddha’s Left Hand item?

To get there, you must find and defeat the Venom Daoisttwice.

A close-up of a stone Buddha statue head in the middle of an arid landscape in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The first time, he’s trapped in a large cocoon in the Pool Of Shattered Jade.

Defeat him once, and he’ll consume the Violet Hail to grow into an unappetising human-Amourworm hybrid.

Beat him round the head again, and you’ll receive the Violet Hail Transformation Spell for your troubles.

A close-up of Shigandang, a boss in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong.

He’ll immediately jump down and prepare to show you what for.

Level up your skills, use consumables, and learn his attack patterns well!

If you left the Scorpionlord alone, he’ll actually arrive and fight the Duskveil himself.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong shakes the Old Rattle-Drum in a cutscene.

“parry” them with a Resolute Strike in Smash Stance).

The same is very much true of Chapter 4: the Weaver’s Needle Vessel (i.e.

Below we’ve laid them all out for you so you don’t miss a thing.

The giant beetle Fuban explodes out from the sand in the Kingdom of Sahali, a hidden area in Black Myth: Wukong’s Chapter 2.

Ma Tianba and the Dark Thunder Spell

You know Ma Tianba?

The horse guy who’s randomly appeared in every Chapter before now?

Well, his questline finally comes to an end in Chapter 5.

The final boss of Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong, the Yellow Wind Sage, looms over the Destined One. He holds the huge head of the Boddhisattva Lingji in his arm.

There you’ll find a broken down Cart enemy, with a rope hanging from its “mouth”.

Interact with it to speak to Ma Tianba inside.

To complete his quest, you must progress to the Emerald Hall and defeat theKeeper Of The Flaming Mountains.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong attacks a Lantern Warden in the Pagoda Realm of Chapter 3.

you might farm the required Flame Ore very quickly by defeating the regular Flamling enemies nearby.

Just beyond that, there’s a giant iced-over archway guarded by theRusty-Gold Cart.

Defeat it, and then interact with the doorway to unlock the Bishui Cave.

The Destined One stands in front of a sealed purple door in Black Myth: Wukong’s Pagoda Realm.

And then later on, you encounter their true selves inside Bishui Cave.

But in neither of these places do you find their Spirit.

Head into the clearing and pick the central plant, and you’ll summon the boss.

Fighting Captain Lotus-Vision, one of the bosses in Black Myth: Wukong’s Chapter 3.

Hop onto your Somersault Cloud and investigate the other side of that tree trunk.

A chest, containing the secret Fortune’s Favor Armor Set!

The purpose of the Tadpoles

Ever wondered what all those frog bosses were about?

A screenshot of the Rat Captain boss in Chapter 3 of Black Myth: Wukong.

Why are they dotted around the Chapters, and why do they give you Tadpoles upon defeating them?

Yes, unlike other Spirits, this Spirit requires 1 Tadpole per upgrade.

This secret boss can only be summoned if you’ve collected all four Skandha items from the previous Chapters.

Standing in the middle of the Great Pagoda, the gateway to Black Myth: Wukong’s true ending.

Defeat the Giant Shigandang by smashing the crystals on its arms after it smashes them on the ground.

Once it’s dead, you’ll receive the fifth and final Skandha item: the Skandha Of Consciousness.

The Five Skandhas Pill

One final additional secret awaits you after the Giant Shigandang fight.

Fighting Cyan Loong in Black Myth: Wukong.

Once you’ve obtain all five Skandha items, their function can finally be revealed.

For instance, if you transform into Yin Tiger, Erlang will say: “A most fitting time.

My spear is in need of sharpening.”

The pig-faced Zhu Baijie of Black Myth: Wukong makes a witty joke about constipation.

Doing so will obviously replenish his health a little, while also using up a Gourd charge.

At least he gives it back afterwards, eh?

Not to mention, you might’t fully fill out yourJournal entriesuntil you’ve started New Game Plus.

The draconic NPC Chen Loong presents the player with a scroll in Black Myth: Wukong.

What most players don’t know is that it’s possible for you to unlock this Wukong Stance permanently.

An achievement worth bragging about, that is.

A screenshot showing the blacksmith Yin Tiger in Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Apramana Bat boss in Chapter 3 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong obtains the Skandha Of Thought from a Buddha head statue in Chapter 3.

A screenshot of the Green-Capped Martialist boss in Chapter 3 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The Destined One faces one of the hidden bosses of Black Myth: Wukong’s Chapter 3, Old Ginseng Guai.

A Turtle Treasure enemy wielding a large club walks through the snow towards the camera in Chapter 3 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Non-Void boss in Chapter 3 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Monk From The Sea boss in Chapter 3 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Elder Amourworm boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong obtains the Skandha Of Choice from a Buddha head statue in Chapter 4.

A screenshot of the Buddha’s Right Hand boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Yellow Loong boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Venom Daoist boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

An establishing shot of the Purple Cloud Mountain secret region in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Daoist Mi boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Scorpionlord boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Duskveil boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Fungiwoman boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong takes one of the purple talismans dotted about Chapter 4.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong immobilizes a Snake Sheriff enemy in Chapter 5 as it dives towards them.

A screenshot of the Hundred-Eyed Daoist Master boss in Chapter 4 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The Dark Thunder Spell’s location in Black Myth Wukong.

A screenshot of the Mother Of Flamlings boss in Chapter 5 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Rusty-Gold Cart boss in Chapter 5 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The player stands in front of a giant spiked metal sphere guarding the Ashen Pass III path in Chapter 5 of Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Nine-Capped Lingzhi Guai boss in Chapter 5 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong approaches a room with a flame at its centre, while Yuan Choucheng sits off to the side.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong stands in front of a chest in the Verdant Path, wearing the secret Fortune’s Favor armour set.

A close-up of the Baw-Baw-Lang-Lang Spirit belching lightning in Black Myth: Wukong.

A screenshot of the Giant Shigandang boss in Chapter 6 of Black Myth: Wukong.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong presents the Five Skandhas to Xu Dog in Zodiac Village.

Erlang in Black Myth Wukong.

An animated depiction of Wukong in the true ending cutscene of Black Myth: Wukong.

The Great Sage’s Broken Shell, the final boss in Black Myth: Wukong, immobilizes the player as they attempt to drink from their Gourd to heal.

A close-up of Yuan Choucheng, a key NPC in Black Myth: Wukong, sitting by a table in the snow outside.

The player in Black Myth: Wukong uses the Wukong Stance to flip into the air and prepare a grand heavy attack against an enemy.