SIFU | Ultimate Beginner's Guide - Tips & Tricks

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SIFU is a beat em up action game with tight pakmei inspired kung fu combat. Sifu gameplay is incredibly rewarding, but challenging, so here is a beginner's guide to help you get started.

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[csl]

The training should definitely be harder or allow options for fighting multiple enemies simultaneously to help you practice for how the game really is.

[trzaer]

That parry based combat is just so fun. It's unbelievably rewarding to be surrounded by enemies, then time a few parries right and all of the sudden you're just finishing guys right and left, clearing the room in style.

I especially love that long apartment hallway scene in the first level. It's so cool when you finish and they change the camera angle back, revealing all the carnage left in your wake.

[JoshTheArtist]

After hours of playing the first level, I've come to accept that there's no way of beating the next level without first mastering the previous one. If I die during the level, I start over. Only exception is if I die during the final boss, so I can learn their fighting style and adapt.

[williamedwards]

This game is legit hard. It's very satisfying though, very, very satisfying. When you get an enemy's patterns down and just dumpster them. Feels SO good. The hallway fight scene in the first level is brilliant.

[OmegaX_]

This game is gonna go down as a classic as the years go on. Truly fantastic and satisfying

[draculaman]

Great video - a few things that aren't 100% clear in the game that are worth clarifying

1. When you unlock things permanently after unlocking them 5 times, it doesn't have to be in the same run - even if you die and have to start again, it'll remember how many times you've already unlocked it, so you could nickle and dime your way to an unlock even if you're having to start again a bunch.

2. The coins don't break after every use - from what I can tell they seem to break every time you age another 10 years, so break at 30+, 40+ etc. There has been a few times where I've died like 2-3 times and still not burned a coin because I've managed to defeat enough special enemies/mobs/bosses to drop the added years counter down

[tano]

I played countless of hard games like bloodborne, ghost of tsushima on its hardest difficulty etc. But this game is kicking my ass, no cap.

[bf]

I'm absolutely loving this game and the combat. Just having trouble with the dodging and parrying. Hope to get a handle on it

[blackguythompson]

I’m getting handled without care lmao. When I got to the club I was already 42.

[mattmilliken]

IF YOU ARE STUCK ON SEAN: Learn how to use the avoid/weave mechanic where you hold block/parry and push a direction. Sean's first phase is actually extremely easy, just hold block and press down before all of his attacks and then follow up with a heavy combo. Perfect dodges also fill your focus bar so use it when you can. Second phase is harder, he adds a sweep that's kind of hard to deal with and your openings for damage are smaller but the strategy remains the same, weave out of the way of his attacks and retaliate with only heavy strikes when you can.

[tjtjessy]

I have literally played the 1st lvl for 10h straight, have so much permanent unlocks, and experience in the game, and I'm also still 20y old and have the trophy kill nill, where you have to defeat a boss fight without dying in the lvl once! I recommend staring over after you've picked up the keys, then clear the stairs but instead of jumping to the next room, run downstairs and unlock the door, then clear the enemies, 3 of them, and take the totem and get the extra focus bar, then Try to clear until boss level as perfectly as you can play, and make sure to bring a weapon, no bottle, and also make sure you have 2 focus bars, so you can do a 360 swing, does a lot of damage and you can knock him down and follow up with the ground attack! Tip: learn not only to parry but also get to know how to hold block and time the avoids, these give you a couple of seconds to think about your next move, combo, etc. They also fill your focus bar! Another tip: the boss will level up once mid battle after a takeout, after that he has a machete so dodge enough, you can find bamboo sticks around the sides so pick them up, he also has an attack where he hides in the trees and jumps at you with a devastating attack for your structure and health!

Hope this helps someone!

[JWitt]

Loving the this game, it's Kill Bill meets Bruce Lee and once you get the mechanics down it's a blast!

[iiraiyen]

I’ve been waiting for this game to release. Ghost of Tsushima has been the only game to have me so excited for release. From samurai to martial artist, there is something about the brutality of beating the absolute dog shit out of people that fulfills me.

[kythv]

At the beginning of the clip, in the game, love how the developers threw in an Oldboy fighting scene style Easter egg.

[FatalJapan]

The key is not to button mash in sifu and counter and parry, run away to reposition yourself, Never have back against a wall, always go into a fight with a weapon or bottle.

[cloudx]

Idk if I just suck or not but this game easily helped me identify my weaknesses such as dodging low attacks and taking my time. I’m currently trying to learn the museum boss’s move set. This game is hard but it’s so good I have to learn. 9/10

[TheStrongVirus]

I’m really struggling on the club level. Those 2 fighters before the boss mess me up good.
I can defeat the Clubs boss without dying once but I just can’t read or understand how to deal with that type of enemy, especially 2 of them.

[jyesucevitz]

I just got it for the Switch last night. I was gonna wait for a sale, but even at $40 all the reviews I've watched were very positive and didn't wanna wait. this will be helpful. thanks for doing it.

[owenballhatchet]

i love how the pacifist run is all about forgivness and kindness, yet you still give people horrible deaths with the blade weapons and blind them with glass bottles

[phantmdummy]

I just love the street smart, hip to the core backing track that delivers this information over a bed of smooth swagger.