"Sifu" is an action-packed beat 'em up game set in a stylized urban environment. Players take on the role of a young martial artist seeking revenge for the death of their family, mastering the art of kung fu to confront their adversaries.

It's a single-player game that focuses on a death system. Every time you die, the death counter will go up by one number, starting at 0. At every death, you can either revive or give up. If you choose to revive, your counter will go up by one number, and you will revive at the same spot you died at. Once you’re past the age 70 or older, then that’s game over. The game is known for its challenging difficulty level that cannot be adjusted. Players will have to improve their skills and adapt their tactics over time. You can save your progress at checkpoints throughout the game without having to restart the level. 

The graphics are high quality, featuring detailed character models and dynamic environments that immerse players in the world of martial arts. The sound design is equally impressive, with realistic combat effects and atmospheric music that enhance the intensity of each encounter.

Navigating within the game is straightforward as the game has a linear level design. ‘Sifu” has responsive controls that accurately reflect the fluid movements of martial arts. While the game doesn't hold your hand, the instructions are clear and concise, allowing players to learn and master the mechanics at their own pace.

Thanks to its intense combat, deep mechanics, and replayable levels, "Sifu" is likely to hold a gamer's interest for multiple playthroughs as they strive to perfect their skills and uncover the full story. 

Overall, I recommend this game for players who like a challenge.