Sifu is exactly what I want from a game of this genre.
+ The gameplay is amazing and never gets old because the game ends before you get tired of it. This game really makes you feel like you're beating the crap out of your enemies.
+ The art style and direction of Sifu is unique and beautiful. I had to stop and appreciate the view everytime I entered a new location because it felt like I was stepping into a painting.
+ The Bosses are awesome. Most games nowadays have boring bosses that don't utilize the full extent of the gameplay. But not Sifu. In this game, the bosses were the best moments I've had. If you love Sekiro, you'll feel right at home. Each one of them feels unique and have two distinct phases each.
- The limited death number forced me to play on easy towards the end to avoid losing all of my progress. I ain't got time to beat this game multiple times.
+ The gameplay is amazing and never gets old because the game ends before you get tired of it. This game really makes you feel like you're beating the crap out of your enemies.
+ The art style and direction of Sifu is unique and beautiful. I had to stop and appreciate the view everytime I entered a new location because it felt like I was stepping into a painting.
+ The Bosses are awesome. Most games nowadays have boring bosses that don't utilize the full extent of the gameplay. But not Sifu. In this game, the bosses were the best moments I've had. If you love Sekiro, you'll feel right at home. Each one of them feels unique and have two distinct phases each.
- The limited death number forced me to play on easy towards the end to avoid losing all of my progress. I ain't got time to beat this game multiple times.