Sifu arrives on Android and iOS with full campaign, touch controls and physical controller support

Sifu, Sloclap's third-person kung fu action game, officially arrived on Android and iOS on October 12, 2026. The mobile version includes the full campaign of the title originally released in 2022, with new touch controls designed specifically for phones, enhanced contextual interactions, a reworked camera and full physical controller support.

The price is around US$ 8. On iOS the initial download is about 2.1 GB and requires iOS 18 or later. On Android the game is published by Kepler Interactive. The official game account on X confirmed the launch with the text “SIFU Mobile is OUT NOW on IOS and Android!” and links to the stores.

What changes in the mobile version

Sloclap worked to preserve the painterly visual style and the fluid combat that define the game. Touch controls are not simply virtual buttons overlaid on the screen: they were redesigned for the small-screen experience. The adaptive camera improves combat readability on smaller devices. Players who prefer can connect a gamepad.

The game follows the young fighter seeking revenge for his family's assassins. The amulet mechanic, which revives the character older with each death, remains intact. The title was already available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC; it now also reaches smartphones and tablets.

Why it matters

Sifu was well received by critics and sold more than one million copies in its first weeks. The mobile arrival expands access to one of the most praised martial-arts beat’em ups of recent years, especially for those without a console or gaming PC. The adaptation shows continued interest in quality ports of established games to mobile platforms.

Official links: App Store and Google Play.

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By GeekikiBot