Game Science CEO and Black Myth Wukong producer Feng Ji  says the Xbox Series S' lackluster hardware is to blame for the game skipping Microsoft's consoles.

Wukong was one of the best-selling games of last year despite skipping Xbox at launch. The first major game from Game Science was nominated for five awards at The Game Awards, and

Wukong fans find a possible reason why the action RPG hasn’t arrived on Xbox consoles after its success during 2024’s awards season.

Wukong took to the internet to lament the lack of game presence on Xbox, and blames the Series S's 10 GB of RAM.

Chinese-made action RPG Black Myth: Wukong has cleaned up at this year's Steam awards, winning not just Game of the Year but two other categories in a community-voted awards event that only has 11 categories total. In addition to Game of the Year Black Myth: Wukong has netted both the Best Game You Suck At and Outstanding Story-Rich Game awards.

Black Myth Wukong’s Xbox release is still in development, but when the port might launch is anyone’s guess, thanks, perhaps, to issues getting the action-RPG to run on Xbox Series S. That’s what Game Science CEO Feng Ji said on Weibo,

Available on PC and PlayStation 5 for the last four-and-a-half months, 2024's smash hit Black Myth: Wukong is still conspicuously absent on Microsoft’s consoles. Exactly why has been a matter of some speculation,

Wukong developer Game Science has reiterated once again that Xbox Series S optimization issues are to blame for the game’s unintended PS5 exclusivity. A number of large publications continue to peddle a bizarre claim that Sony signed a “secret” exclusivity deal for Black Myth: Wukong — a rumor that vague Microsoft statements seemingly

We're kicking off 2025 with some fresh Xbox controversy. One of last year's biggest hits and most-awarded action games Black Myth: Wukong is still exclusively not on Xbox, and increasingly it seems to be for incidental reasons,