You’re also able to spend accumulated experience points to unlock new attacks on a skill tree upon death or at dragon statues along your paths that allow you to purchase boons like increased stamina or weapon damage. Every time your age crosses a decade, you’ll gain a bit of attack power at the cost of your maximum health, but one of the five coins on your charm will break, generally ending your game once you’re past 70 years old. For example, if you die once, you’ll age one year die twice, you’ll age two years, and so forth. Starting at age 20, should you die in battle, it will revive you and add that number of deaths to your life. Sifu’s roguelite gameplay stems from its revive system represented by your charm. The eclectic group you’re hunting has come to control all facets of the city, from the underworld drug trade to the corporate elite, and if that weren’t enough to deal with, they each possess mystical powers. You’ll fill a detective board with sketches, notes, and clues that you find from the locations you visit that piece together a larger picture. It’s more than enough motivation to set you out on your quest, but it weaves a compelling mystery throughout the plot as well. Sifu’s story uses the well-worn revenge premise to excellent effect as its opening does a great job of combining gameplay tutorials and cinematic exposition to set the tone.
It carries on their last game’s detailed martial arts combat system and puts you in the shoes of a young fighter looking to avenge his or her murdered father. Sifu is a third-person roguelite beat em’ up from Sloclap, the team behind Absolver.
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