Sifu Vengeance Edition PS5
Is one lifetime enough to become a kung fu master?
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Sifu Vengeance Edition PS5
Original price was: 39,99 €.17,99 €Current price is: 17,99 €.
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Is one lifetime enough to become a kung-fu master? Sifu is a dark and stylish beat 'em up with visceral hand-to-hand combat in a contemporary urban setting.
Developed by Sloclap, the creators of the acclaimed PS4 game Absolver, Sifu focuses on a young kung fu apprentice's quest for revenge as he hunts down those who murdered his family. Alone against everyone, with no one to help him and his enemies numerous, he will have to rely on his unique mastery of kung fu to overcome obstacles and preserve his legacy.
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Tyler durden026 –
Really great. First of all, thanks to Sloclap for implementing difficulty levels. I'm not a controller whiz and I (unfortunately) don't have the time to spend my life mastering a game. Without that, I would have missed out on a really fun game. You play run after run, you try to improve, but in high mode you feel like you can actually progress, and that's (for me) crucial. Superb animations and polished gameplay. I recommend it (I got the physical version for €35 though... I'm not sure I would have paid more).
Adil –
Captivating. Developed by an indie studio, to my great surprise, the game is inspired by Chinese martial arts… A bit difficult in the first few hours, but you adapt quickly and easily to the gameplay, even though it does require skill. Be warned, even on the lowest difficulty, the game demands a minimum level of mastery for certain fights, but after several hours of play, the muscle memory accumulated in your hands kicks in, and you gain ease and control over combos. Finally, the game is quite short, which I find a shame, but a free DLC (the arena) was recently released to extend its lifespan; it's worth playing at least once. 🙂