You can see the game’s gameplay debut in the trailer embedded below. Sifu, the tough martial arts game released earlier this year, will be getting difficulty modes on May 3rd as part of a major content update, developer Sloclap announced Tuesday.
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Sifu only has a general 2021 release date right now, but it will be available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC via the Epic Games Store whenever it finally does arrive.
The combat gameplay will also heavily feature environmental interactions, with the developer pledging that throwable objects, windows, and makeshift weapons will all be at your disposal.įew other details are available at present, but more information is sure to release in the coming months. In summer 2022, Sifu will receive the next update, featuring an advanced scoring system.Sloclap has yet to announce the details of this new scoring system, but it will likely offer a wider variety. The gameplay seems as though it will be similar to that of Absolver, with players unlocking a host of new skills as the game goes on, though whether it will retain the previous game’s ability to tailor your active skills is unclear. Since its release 3 weeks ago, Sloclaps martial arts brawler Sifu (our review here) has seen over 1 million players spend over 10 million hours on their. However, a game which has proven to be a sleeper hit to kick off the year is the martial arts-action title Sifu from French developer Sloclap, releasing to largely positive reviews and strong sales.
The official Sifu website (which might be strangely password-protected in certain browsers) provides a few more details, explaining that your quest in the game is to track down your family’s assassins through a range of urban environments, all across the course of one day. The game appears to take place in a contemporary city, following a practitioner of Pak-Mei kung fu as they battle through waves of foes. At Sony’s latest State of Play event today, Sloclap, the developer behind 2017’s Absolver, debuted its new project, Sifu.
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