In February this year, “Master” (Sifu) was released on Sony Interactive Entertainment’s “State of Play” live broadcast, bringing a refreshing experience to overseas communities. Players will play a young martial artist and compete with others in the streets and lanes. Now French studio Sloclap released more game content intelligence, including combat systems and age growth.
The background of the story of “Master” describes the protagonist’s family being killed by an assassin. In order to get revenge, the player embarks on a journey. Players will follow their goals to the streets, red light nightclubs, and even corporate buildings.
According to the latest official combat system video, this game pays much attention to the timing of parrying. Some burly opponents must take evasive actions when attacking, and at the same time use a combination of light and heavy attacks to defeat the enemy.
Of course, when facing a ten-to-ten situation, if Ye Wen didn’t have the skill, then using weapons on the spot was also a reasonable attack method.
The biggest game feature of “Master” is that death is not entirely a punishment. In the game, if the player’s life is bottomed out and killed, the guardian pendant can make you come back to life and continue to fight again, but the price is that the player’s age will grow. In other words, every time you die, you have a birthday.
At the time of death, players can choose to use the gained experience points (experience) to learn new kung fu moves. If the frequency of death is faster, the age will grow faster until the character can no longer be resurrected.
It is not yet known whether aging has any effect on the life or other attributes of the character, but it can be seen that “Master” has a lot of ingenuity in the game system, and the purpose of the game is to allow players to continue to practice. You can imagine this game. There is a certain degree of difficulty.
The new kung fu fighting work “Master” is expected to be exclusively available on the PS5, PS4 and PC epic Games Store on February 8, 2022.
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