Enjoying Sifu so far? The game's developer is already teasing post-launch content!
✖ Earlier today, developer Sloclap released Sifu on PlayStation consoles and PC. While the game hasn't been around very long, some fans might already be curious about its future. In an interview with Gaming Bolt, SloClap marketing manager Felix Garczynski was asked about the possibility of DLC, and whether or not the game will receive some kind of multiplayer mode. Garczynski confirmed that there are early plans for DLC, but fans can expect Sifu to remain a strictly single-player affair.
Unfortunately, Garczynski did not offer any specific idea what players can expect to see as far as post-launch content is concerned. Even without the possibility of multiplayer, there are a lot of interesting things that Sloclap could add to the game. Sloclap has also revealed that post-launch DLC will be available for free, which is even better news!
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