Sifu
Surprise: Sifu is tough as hell. If you came into the game expecting for a combat system similar to Sleeping Dogs or the Batman Arkham series, I’m sorry to be the...
It will take you a while to learn the ropes of Sifu — until then, death is inevitable. Progressing through the game will eventually get you to a game over screen. But before then, you’ll...
As you make your way through Sifu, you’ll come across many noteworthy objects and encounters. The protagonist will register everything from special enemies to keys or flyers that provide back...
Due to the nature of Sifu, you will find yourself restarting stages more often than not. Being sent back to the very beginning can be demoralizing, especially if you were just about to d...
As soon as you finish Sifu‘s prologue, which serves as a broad tutorial and a glimpse of what’s to come, you’ll be introduced to the main character. As developer Sloclap confirmed early last...
Reaching the ending of Sifu for the first time reveals a mysterious alternative to your path of vengeance. With only a subtle hint about your next objective, it can be confusing to parse...
Sifu does not care about you. It will kick your teeth in, spit on you, and watch you scramble as foes serenade you with a symphony of shit-talk. It is an arduous journey; there is no grinding...
Every so often, there’s one of those games that just looks cooler every single time you see it. Each new trailer or preview has you nodding your head along and thinking “If this is what they’re showin...
