It reminded me of Jackie Chan Stuntmaster (except Sifu doesn't have any platforming). It's extremely challenging but truly a fantastic game. It gets funnier as you unlock new combat moves and learn them while repeating the same levels and trying to finish them without getting too old. Combat is hard to master and requires perfect timing, but I'd say it's manageable if you understand enemies' move-set and how to properly defend yourself. The last boss fight though is simply brutal, but again, it needs time, patience and fast reactions. There are five levels in the game and they are all great. There are some minor dialogue choices with certain characters, collectibles to find and shortcuts to unlock (so next time you play the level, you can immediately reach the boss). To be honest, I wish there were like five more levels; they are really well-made, but playing the same ones for 10 hours or more can get very repetitive. If it had more levels and maybe some more focus on exploration, it would have been perfect.

This game looks better than actually playing it because the game makes you realize that you are neither a kungfu master nor a video game prodigy, but rather, you are merely a lonely and empty soul that fantasize being an unstoppable force on the way toward vengeance, which is a good enough experience for me.

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Pros Rank
Gameplay A+
Soundtrack B
Story A+
Visuals & Art Style A+