The Arbiter has his hands full against Kong Kong Ji, Master of Cantrips, who brings some spectacular moves to the battlefield. We’re not kidding. The guy brings a literal fireworks display to one of his attacks that can prove deadly if you’re not precise with your dodges.

In fact, you’re probably going to want to dodge through all of his attacks, be it a deadly barrage of red-hot spears that he casts at range, or a similarly heated blade that seems to cut the very air around it as he swipes and stabs at you.

While it may seem that The Arbiter is on the back foot for a while as he chips away at the boss’s health with some quick and fluid attacks of his own, it turns out he is simply biding his time, waiting for the right moment to play an ace: his ability to summon Souls to his side to defend him. The Soul in question is a slightly talkative minotaur who’s able to withstand a lot of the damage Kong Ji unleashes, while staggering him into oblivion with his own attacks.

It looks like you’re going to be mixing and matching your setups with this one, exploiting enemy weaknesses as you make your way through a recreation of Chinese folklore where gods, mortals, and wandering souls all exist on the same plane of reality. We’re definitely eager to dive in, although we only know that it’s coming soon to the PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.

Black Myth: Zhong Kui 

Black Myth: Wukong was one of the biggest surprise hits of recent memory, but developer Game Science has ensured that it has more games in the pipeline. Much like how Wukong took players to amazing worlds and made them face against awesome bosses, Zhong Kui is all set to take things up a notch above its predecessor. We don’t really know much about the game at this point in time, but it’s going to be a fast-paced adventure with plenty of boss fights and picturesque vistas. There is no release period announced yet.