Two years after shattering records and selling thirty million copies, Black Myth: Wukong has finally yielded — briefly and deliberately — to the age-old pull of the discount. Game Science, the studio behind one of gaming's most commercially dominant titles, has chosen its own anniversary as the occasion to offer players the deepest price cut the game has ever seen, not because the market demanded it, but because the studio decided the moment belonged to them. It is a rare thing in an industry governed by seasonal sales cycles: a creator treating its work like a luxury artifact, releasing value