Sifu, the nail-biting kung fu fighting game from developer Sloclap, may be coming to PlayStation Plus soon, as seen in the Game Library section when logged into a PlayStation account via a browser.
If you own Sifu, you can sign in to your PlayStation account online, go to the Library section, and click the "Played" tab. Scroll down until you find Sifu and you'll notice that the PS Plus logo is right next to the version (PS4 or PS5) you played.
In the image below, you'll see that Sifu shares this PS Plus icon with other games like Dirt 5 and Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep, which have also been on the PlayStation Plus lineup for the past few months.
Of course, the PS Plus logo appearing next to Sifu in our online libraries could be a bug or related to the fact that digital purchases included additional content such as an art book and soundtrack. However, when downloading free PS Plus content for other games, such as Apex Legends, nothing appears in the PlayStation Plus section of Sony's website.
Sifu was released less than two weeks ago, so it seems a bit unusual that Sony and Sloclap are already prepping the game for PS Plus, but stranger things have happened. Sloclap might want to give away the PS4 version for free, for example, and keep the PS5 version for sale.
We usually have to wait a year or two after a game's release date for it to appear on a service like PS Plus. Either that or new titles are coming to PS Plus on launch day, as we saw with Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout.
Sony probably planned its year of PS Plus additions ahead of time, so if Sifu does indeed make it to PS Plus, it could happen anytime this year. Still, we're curious to see if one of the best PS5 games of the year so far will soon be available to PS Plus subscribers.
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