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Is one life enough to have Kung Fu?
In Sifu, you play a young Kung-Fu student on a path of vengeance.
Running after shadows from his past, one against all, he will have to draw deep into his unique mastery of Pak-Mei Kung-Fu to prevail.
On the path of vengeance:
The hunt for your enemies will take you through the hidden corners of the city, from the gang-ridden suburbs to the cold hallways of the corporate towers. You have got one day, and countless enemies on your way. Time will be the price to pay.
Adaptation is the way:
Careful positioning and clever use of the environment to your advantage are key to your survival. Use everything at your disposal: throwable objects, makeshift weapons, windows and ledges... The odds are stacked against you, and you will be offered no mercy.
Training never ends:
Kung Fu is a path for the body and the mind. Learn from your errors, unlock unique skills, and find the strength within yourself to master the devastating techniques of Pak-Mei Kung-Fu.
System requirements for PC
Minimale :
- Système d'exploitation et processeur 64 bits nécessaires
- Système d'exploitation : Windows 8.1
- Processeur : AMD FX-4350 or Intel Core i5-3470 or equivalent
- Mémoire vive : 8 GB de mémoire
- Graphiques : Radeon R7 250 or GeForce GT 640 or equivalent
- DirectX : Version 11
- Espace disque : 22 GB d'espace disque disponible
Recommandée :
- Système d'exploitation et processeur 64 bits nécessaires
- Système d'exploitation : Windows 10
- Processeur : AMD FX-9590 or Intel Core i7-6700K or equivalent
- Mémoire vive : 10 GB de mémoire
- Graphiques : GeForce GTX 970 or Radeon R9 390X or equivalent
- DirectX : Version 12
- Espace disque : 22 GB d'espace disque disponible
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Last Modified: Apr 18, 2024
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Sifu reviews and comments
Concise Review:
It’s fucking cool.
Journal Review:
Very cool start. The combat feels awesome. I like the structure of the game. I think I’m going to have a great time with Sifu based on my early impressions.
The levels look very nice. I like the style.
This game is cool.
Sifu is awesome.
Wow this game is great. The levels are so creative and the gameplay is phenomenal. I think it has to be my favourite hand to hand melee focused combat I’ve ever played. I know weapons and items are a thing but they are temporary. It’s so good. It all flows so well together. It fucking rocks.
The squats was awesome. Then the club was even better. Then somehow the museum was even better! The museum is one of the coolest levels I’ve played in a game in a while. Tower I thought was a bit worse but still not bad and sanctuary is a lot shorter but still cool vibes. I have made it to the final boss but got whooped very quickly.
Wow final boss is kicking my ass. I’ve also realized my shrines I chose are not good for the final boss. All my takedown health regains are useless at that point. I wish I realized earlier on that I should have been upgrading the one that increases structure gain on parries. I don’t think it’s worth trying to redo the club and museum runs over again though. I’m 46 starting the sanctuary which I think is quite good. I honestly don’t know how long it would take to pull that off again so I think I’m sticking with my bad shrines for the final boss but we will see.
Beat the final boss. Super hard but very satisfying by the end. Loved this game. Now on to the arena challenges.
Arena challenges are pretty sweet so far. I love how they are semi based on some famous movies or scenes. At least some are. I recognize Drive and the matrix so far but I know I’m missing others.
There are actually a ton of challenges. It’s a lot of content. That’s pretty cool.
I prefer the challenges that are just about staying young rather than getting a high score or time trial. The game shouldn’t be rushed. Kung fu masters don’t rush. That’s my only minor complaint about the arenas.
Actually some of the camera angles in the arena maps are occasionally annoying. They are going for different angles to replicate movies which is cool, but not always as fun gameplay-wise.
Okay that’s enough Arenas for now. I may come back at a later date to play more. Sifu was great.
Final Score: A-
It’s fucking cool.
Journal Review:
Very cool start. The combat feels awesome. I like the structure of the game. I think I’m going to have a great time with Sifu based on my early impressions.
The levels look very nice. I like the style.
This game is cool.
Sifu is awesome.
Wow this game is great. The levels are so creative and the gameplay is phenomenal. I think it has to be my favourite hand to hand melee focused combat I’ve ever played. I know weapons and items are a thing but they are temporary. It’s so good. It all flows so well together. It fucking rocks.
The squats was awesome. Then the club was even better. Then somehow the museum was even better! The museum is one of the coolest levels I’ve played in a game in a while. Tower I thought was a bit worse but still not bad and sanctuary is a lot shorter but still cool vibes. I have made it to the final boss but got whooped very quickly.
Wow final boss is kicking my ass. I’ve also realized my shrines I chose are not good for the final boss. All my takedown health regains are useless at that point. I wish I realized earlier on that I should have been upgrading the one that increases structure gain on parries. I don’t think it’s worth trying to redo the club and museum runs over again though. I’m 46 starting the sanctuary which I think is quite good. I honestly don’t know how long it would take to pull that off again so I think I’m sticking with my bad shrines for the final boss but we will see.
Beat the final boss. Super hard but very satisfying by the end. Loved this game. Now on to the arena challenges.
Arena challenges are pretty sweet so far. I love how they are semi based on some famous movies or scenes. At least some are. I recognize Drive and the matrix so far but I know I’m missing others.
There are actually a ton of challenges. It’s a lot of content. That’s pretty cool.
I prefer the challenges that are just about staying young rather than getting a high score or time trial. The game shouldn’t be rushed. Kung fu masters don’t rush. That’s my only minor complaint about the arenas.
Actually some of the camera angles in the arena maps are occasionally annoying. They are going for different angles to replicate movies which is cool, but not always as fun gameplay-wise.
Okay that’s enough Arenas for now. I may come back at a later date to play more. Sifu was great.
Final Score: A-
I played through Sifu twice. The first time, I reached the final boss of the game, but could not defeat him. Eventually, I gave up and moved on to another game. However, this game always stuck with me. Why couldn't I defeat the final boss? The game mechanics are very sound. I did not feel cheated. When I failed, it was MY failure, not the game.
More than a year later and I have returned to Sifu. This time, it felt different. I was different. I finally understood what I was missing.
I beat that final boss.
Then it dawned on me: I am Sifu.
More than a year later and I have returned to Sifu. This time, it felt different. I was different. I finally understood what I was missing.
I beat that final boss.
Then it dawned on me: I am Sifu.
«Blew my mind»
«Time-tested»
Excellent visuals and haptics. Love the revenge story. Not a fan of the replay-ability and balance of the game.
This game has strong fighting gameplay with amazing animations, but suffers from severe difficulty and monotonous tasks.
Pro:
- Amazing fighting animation
- If you catch the rhytm, you will feel yourself as a true master
- Very stylish
- Great OST
Const:
- Repetetive
- Grindy
- Severe difficulty on a few moments
- Bugs
- Story is extremely simple, even though it has good lore
Overall i had fun with this game, but in the final mission i wanted this game to end sooner because of the factors described above.
7 / 10.
Pro:
- Amazing fighting animation
- If you catch the rhytm, you will feel yourself as a true master
- Very stylish
- Great OST
Const:
- Repetetive
- Grindy
- Severe difficulty on a few moments
- Bugs
- Story is extremely simple, even though it has good lore
Overall i had fun with this game, but in the final mission i wanted this game to end sooner because of the factors described above.
7 / 10.