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The PlayStation Store just kicked off its Spring Sale, slashing prices on some top-notch PS4 and PS5 titles. Among the standout deals, there’s a notable discount on a highly-praised martial arts action game, which was a contender for Best Fighting Game at The Game Awards last year.
Right now, you can score the Sifu Deluxe Edition for just $19.99—an impressive 60% off its regular price of $49.99. This deal includes both the PS4 and PS5 versions, giving players a generous window until April 24 at 2:49 A.M. PT to grab it.
Sifu offers players a choice between male and female characters as they set out on a gripping revenge quest. You’ll track down those responsible for your family’s demise, facing countless foes with no partners to back you up—only the aid of a peculiar amulet that revives you each time you’re defeated. But beware, this power doesn’t come for free; each revival comes at the cost of aging and its associated challenges.
The Deluxe Edition isn’t just about the game itself; it’s packed with some enticing extras. Here’s what you get:
– Sifu – Digital Edition
– Digital Original Soundtrack
– Official Sifu Digital Artbook
– Photomode Cinematic Pack
– Deluxe Exclusive Outfits
Keep in mind, however, that these discounts only apply to the Deluxe Edition. The Standard Edition remains priced at $39.99.
Since Sloclap released Sifu in 2022, it has been warmly received by critics. The game boasts an average score of 81 on Metacritic, compiled from 79 reviews. It picked up several award nominations, including a nod for PlayStation Game of the Year at the Golden Joystick Awards.
Additionally, fans will be excited to hear that a live-action adaptation of Sifu is on the horizon. Netflix is producing the film, with T.S. Nowlin writing the screenplay. The project will be produced by Chad Stahelski, 87Eleven Entertainment, Jason Spritz, Alex Young, Dimitri M. Johnson, and Mike Goldberg. However, the director’s chair is still vacant, waiting for an announcement.
