
Sifu officially launched this Monday (12) for Android and iOS. Sloclap’s acclaimed martial arts game arrives on mobile with the full campaign, touch controls designed for phones and support for physical controllers.
The mobile version keeps the same core experience as the original 2022 release, while adapting the camera, interface and interactions for smaller screens.
Sifu arrives complete on Android and iOS
According to the official store descriptions, the mobile version includes the full Sifu campaign, rather than a reduced edition or spin-off.
Players follow a young fighter seeking revenge against those responsible for the death of his family. Combat is based on Pak Mei kung fu and requires dodges, parries, combos and smart use of the environment.
One of Sifu’s best-known mechanics is also present: every time the character dies, he returns older. The system turns each defeat into part of the progression and forces players to learn from their mistakes.
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Touch controls were redesigned for mobile
Sloclap did not simply place virtual buttons over the screen. The mobile version received touch controls specifically designed for smartphones.
Contextual interactions were added to make it easier to pick up weapons, use environmental objects, perform special moves and cross obstacles.
The camera was also reworked to improve combat visibility on smaller displays.
Players who prefer an experience closer to the console versions can use gamepads, with full physical controller support.
Sifu Mobile costs R$ 29.90 in Brazil
In Brazilian mobile stores, Sifu is listed at R$ 29.90.
The initial download on iPhone and iPad is approximately 2.1 GB and requires iOS 18 or newer.
On Android, the official version is published by Kepler Interactive and is already available on Google Play. The listing confirms touch controls, a reworked camera and the full campaign.
One of the best kung fu games now fits in your pocket
Sifu became known for its highly technical combat and direction inspired by classic martial arts movies.
The game demands much more than simply attacking nonstop. Players need to learn enemy timing, master dodges, blocks and counterattacks, and use the environment to their advantage.
With its arrival on Android and iOS, Sifu is now available on virtually every major current platform.
Download: Google Play | App Store.






