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The PS Store’s Spring Sale has rolled in, bringing some fantastic deals on top PS4 and PS5 titles. Among these deals is a highly-praised kung-fu action game, which was a contender for Best Fighting Game at the 2022 Game Awards.
Right now, you can snag the Sifu Deluxe Edition for a whopping 60% off on the PS Store. This edition, available for both PS4 and PS5 users, has dropped to just $19.99 from its usual $49.99 price. If you’re interested in diving into this visually striking game, you’ll want to act fast. The discount is available until April 24, ending precisely at 2:49 A.M. PT.
In Sifu, whether you opt to play as a male or a female character, you’re in for an intense journey of vengeance, chasing down those responsible for your family’s demise. The game challenges you against a horde of adversaries without any allies by your side. A mysterious amulet brings you back to life after each death, though it’s not without a cost—you’ll face the consequences of aging as a result.
The Deluxe Edition is not just about the base game; it comes packed with additional content. Here’s what you get in the bundle:
– Sifu – Digital Edition
– Digital Original Soundtrack
– Official Sifu Digital Artbook
– Photomode Cinematic Pack
– Deluxe Exclusive Outfits
Remember, this deal is specific to the Deluxe Edition alone. The Standard Edition remains at its regular price of $39.99.
Since its release in 2022, Sifu has been well-received, earning positive reviews from critics. Its performance on Metacritic stands at an average score of 81 from 79 reviews. The game has been up for a slew of awards, including PlayStation Game of the Year at the Golden Joystick Awards and Best Fighting Game at The Game Awards.
Excitingly, a live-action film adaptation of Sifu is also in the works at Netflix. T.S. Nowlin is set to pen the screenplay, with Chad Stahelski and 87Eleven Entertainment collaborating on production alongside Jason Spritz, Alex Young, Dimitri M. Johnson, and Mike Goldberg. As of now, a director for the project hasn’t been announced.
