Sifu fans rejoice! The game’s official twitter confirmed that an exclusive Deluxe Edition outfit for the player will be added to the game’s first major update coming this May.

In addition, more outfits will be coming to the main game, even opening the flood gates by asking fans to share any ideas for what outfits to add! Needless to say, looks like Christmas is coming early for me, ain’t that right Wintergreen?

Like your cut G, but what do I want? I’m so glad I asked! Sure, there’s the obvious ones like John Wick, Ip Man, the Bruce Lee jumpsuit from Game of Death, but you know me, variety is indeed the spice of life. So, who else would be a good fit for Sifu?

Korra and Aang: As much of the costume suggestions are pretty male-centric, what better solution than a character who technically has ten thousand lifetimes-worth of men, ladies and enbies inside of them! And considering we’ve seen Aang at different ages throughout the series and comics, would be interesting to see gilf-Korra kicking names and taking ass.

You… Who me? Yeah, you! How are you gonna let the player choose their sex without throwing in a character customization mode? That’d be neat!

Shang Chi: For hopefully obvious reasons!

Sekiro: I mean, both games are about aging on death, feature a posture-bar system of combat and are about as hard to complete as last-minute cramming for an exam you didn’t revise for! Basically writes itself! Speaking of Sekiro, feel free to have a butcher’s at my video essay on the game!

The Mortal Kombat Method: In the event getting rights for some of these characters is too tricky, might I suggest the Mortal Kombat Method of having a standard legally-distinct Ninja suit and have various optional palette-swaps.

Jacob/Evie Frye from Assassin’s Creed: Maybe not the most period-accurate pair for the semi-contemporary setting of Sifu, but still an interesting choice for any fans hailing from “Lahn-dahn taaahn”.

And last but not least:  Epic Jackets! Because most of the time you’re playing Sifu, you’re usually only seeing the character’s back. So why not have a T-Birds leather jacket or an Akira one while you’re at it? Food for thought folks.

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Kena: Bridge of Spirits released on the PS4 & PS5 in Less than 7 hours

We have less than a working day until this game releases and it would be a lie to say a lot of us aren’t excited, especially those who are fans of anime and Studio Ghibli films or Avatar The Last Airbender, I mean…come on. You can’t tell me this doesn’t remind you of Princess Mononoke, My neighbour Totoro or Spirited Away and the meditation and spiritual aspect, along with the insane combat resembles The Avatar. I even go as far as to say this slightly resembles games like Ni No Kuni II: Wrath of The White Witch, even though it’s a little more childish than Kena: Bridge of Spirits, I have to throw it in. There are a lot more I could throw in as well, like Ori and The Blind Forest. There’s too many to list at once, regardless this is definitely a buy as soon as it’s out game for me.

So then, What Is Kena: Bridge of Spirits?

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Kena: Bridge of Spirits is a narrative action-adventure game developed by Ember Lab. The story follows a young Spirit Guide named Kena who’s searching for ‘The Sacred Mountain Shrine’ she ends up in an abandoned village, deep in the forest and tries to uncover the truth behind the lost community and the trapped spirits. The gameplay also includes ‘finding the rot’ which will allow the player to get some really cool powers after transforming the environment. The combat is fast-paced and immersive enough to make me feel as though I’m part of an action film.

Just between you and me, I watched the trailer for Kena: Bridge of Spirits on the PlayStation Store, I kid you not…I moved my analogue stick while watching the gameplay trailer and almost forgot it was not the actual game. If that isn’t enough proof of how good this looks, I don’t know what is.

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