Did Huber beat the game? Was it part of a stream? I'd love to see that moment

@@trulydeadly he did! 2 parts up on Easy Allies Plays channel, check em out!

I am still stuck with getting under 50 even 🥲 Phase 1 is easy now though

I think the camera works well for this kind of game. A challenging experience where your camera placement and control are part of your skill in it and detriment if your bad at it.

@@zackrose6261 I disagree. I NEEDED to get used to the camera. That shouldn’t even be a thing in any video game. The camera needs to be designed such that it assists you in combat by giving you 100% situational awareness most of the time from the beginning. That wasn’t the case here, chiefly being if the camera hits a wall and gives you too much of a close up you can’t see everything anymore. I needed to develop an intuition for when the camera was going to hinder my combat and adjust it accordingly, taking up some reaction time that could’ve been spent avoiding a fatal blow. That’s a design problem that they didn’t solve. Granted, I don’t know what they could’ve done to fix this issue as the camera being all over the place once it hits a wall has been an cardinal video game issue since the dawn of all video games, but they still should’ve done something in this regard somehow since this game is very demanding gameplay-wise. Still though, for me critically the game is 8/10 due to this camera issue. It didn’t hurt by the end, even though it should never have, so it’s not a huge problem in the grand scheme of things.

@@yoloalchemist Personally, a camera should be of two things. it either assists, or works as a tool the player has to master as well. I personally don't feel like a game like sifu should have a camera that just assists the player in surrounding awareness.

@@yoloalchemist Yea, I don't think that camera issue with walls will be fixed for a long time in video games. Some games have some roundabout ways of fixing that by just having the spot disappear for the camera, but that can lead to other issues.

@@yoloalchemist I agree. The camera is my only genuine criticism of the game. Everything else is just damn near perfect

Age 30 is a great place to be. You got it, just a couple tricky attacks to learn.

Dodge dodge dodge raining strikes repeat

Actually Huber showing his pain but perseverance for this review shows anybody can do it, but just like real martial arts... it takes time and effort.

@Nigel Smith really, golden axe?all of them?even in co op?that helped or I use cheat codes

@@quanticprophecy yeah, that's why I'll never beat it lol, I hate perseverance

@@paulsmith9192 my brother and I played the game together, but neither of us were very good. Maybe older us are better at the game though

@@NigelMelanisticSmith Fair lol, But at the end of the year we know Brandon gonna have to go in on that easy mode and there is absolutely no shame in that.

L1 and back on the stick are your best friend! Learn his patterns!

I hope you go back to it. Failure isn’t a bad thing. It’s part of the experience. As someone who studied ACTUAL Kung Fu for over a decade, it’s al the same thing. Success and failure. It’s just about where you love the “doing”.

Keep trying, I believe in you friend.

I stopped too after getting to the final boss. Just wasn't enjoying the repetition.

The sound effects are kinda realistic. Ever hear a person get punched in real life? It's nothing like the loud noises in movies or fighting games.

I think a 9/10 is fair. Sifu was really good but i think they could've added a bit more content or options for replayability (harder difficulty, different enemy placements, maybe some challenge modes). I think for me personally, that would've made it closer to a 10.

*NO MERCY*

Dodge dodge dodge raining strikes repeat

@@paullucci I beat him yesterday I’m so happy now just waiting for Elden ring

So true, this is by far the best beat em up that truly gives us something new, I love my old schools including the upcoming Tmnt game but this is what I've been craving from the beat em up genre.

You get a bird in this too. It’s basically just Mark of Kri

Excspt the protagonist here doesn't fly around like a ping pong ball hitting enemies 15 feet away from them to continue their combo.

@@JackHarlowComboMeal So it's a less fun version of Batman. Gotcha. Sounds great....

You don’t have to parry anything and you can parry almost anything

@@paullucci What I meant was that there are certain unblockable attacks, and some need to be parried while others need to be dodged. The problem is that they both glow the same way. This makes some fights very hard to read, particuarly boss fights which i dont think are that well designed in general.

This game falls in a different category really. Those games are more about freedom and accessibility, Sifu is about unadulterated challenge.

While I think the commenter above me is super right, I do agree with you on Sifu replacing all other 3D beat-em-up brawlers for myself. I went to those games for my doses of rad melee action, but now, Sifu really does feel like a sort of culmination of the genre. That, or at least a revitalizing of it. Now that this game is out, Midnight Fight Express should be on any 3D brawler fan's radar. Much more in line with Sleeping Dogs/Arkham with its counters and crazy animations (all mocapped!), but still looks like a really sick brawler game. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rKdxepijxtOpgoE.html

Amen

It's a video game review. We have to talk about and show bosses. Not all of them or the final boss of course, but it's part of what we need to discuss. -Bloodworth

So you don't want members of the crew writing reviews? Or you want them to read their own reviews instead of Jones doing it? Pretty sure a lot of people like Jones' voice a lot and that's why he does it.