Influencers and streamers covering Black Myth: Wukong have been asked to keep politics, COVID-19 references and “feminist propaganda” out of their coverage, it’s emerged.
As reported by Sports Illustrated’s Video Games team, French content creator and former Gamekult editor Benoit Reinier posted a video revealing that he had been sent the document, which he then shared online.
The document, sent to influencers and streamers by Hero Games – the marketing team for Black Myth: Wukong’s developer and publisher Game Science – specifies a number of topics they aren’t allowed to talk about while covering the game.
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Influencers and streamers covering Black Myth: Wukong have been asked to keep politics, COVID-19 references and “feminist propaganda” out of their coverage, it’s emerged.
As reported by Sports Illustrated’s Video Games team, French content creator and former Gamekult editor Benoit Reinier posted a video revealing that he had been sent the document, which he then shared online.
The document, sent to influencers and streamers by Hero Games – the marketing team for Black Myth: Wukong’s developer and publisher Game Science – specifies a number of topics they aren’t allowed to talk about while covering the game.
