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Kepler Interactive publishes mobile port of Kung Fu brawler Sifu

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Kepler Interactive publishes mobile port of Kung Fu brawler Sifu
Parisian developer Sloclap's mobile port of Sifu has launched, published by Kepler Interactive. The cinematic Kung Fu brawler follows a martial arts student on a path of revenge. The iOS and Android adaptation is redesigned with new touch controls, enhanced contextual interactions, a reworked camera system, and full controller support.

The Original Soundtrack on Steam spans 31 music tracks composed by Howie Lee. The composer told Sony Interactive Entertainment, “Sifu is a very good fit for my style which combines traditional elements and some modern electronic stuff. I immediately felt that it's a project that I really want to do.” The behind-the-scenes video, titled "The Sound of Sifu," is streaming on the PlayStation YouTube channel.

Laced Records previously pressed the deluxe double vinyl soundtrack, pressed on black and red heavyweight analog records. Art direction was contributed by Paul-Emile Boucher, with illustration by Servane Altermatt and Chen-Yang Hsu.

Sifu is also available for Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and Series X|S, PS4 and PlayStation 5 consoles. The Windows PC edition is on Steam and the Epic Games Store, verified for use with the Steam Deck.


From the App Store for iPhone product page:
Embark on a path of revenge in Sifu, the critically acclaimed third-person brawler renowned for its tight Kung Fu combat and cinematic martial arts action, now fully adapted for mobile. Is one life enough to know Kung Fu? Hunt down your family's assassins, one against all.
PlayStation YouTube channel - Sifu - Behind The Scenes: The Sound of Sifu