Update: February 7, 1:12 PM CT: Sloclap has announced that Shifu early access issue has been fixed with the help of the PlayStation Team. Those who own the game’s Deluxe edition will receive an exclusive gift from the developers as compensation for the early access issue.
Those who are still experiencing the issue can try launching the game from the Library, after restarting the console. If the issue persists, try testing the following:
- Go to Settings
- Users and Accounts
- Other
- Restore Licenses
Original Story: Sifu by Sloclap is a beat ’em up action-adventure video game set in a modern Chinese city in which a kung fu student seeks vengeance on five assassins who murdered his family. The game is inspired by Pak Mei kung fu and includes over 150 unique attacks that can be chained together.
Sifu is scheduled to have a global release on PlayStation and PC on February 8; however, its early access has been made available for players who pre-ordered the game.
While PC fans are enjoying the early access flawlessly, PlayStation players cannot download the game, and they call it “unacceptable.” As per the reports, players who have purchased the Deluxe edition seem to have this issue, and the problem lies in the PlayStation Store.
The pre-load date in the store is apparently set to April 4, while it should have been February 6. Sloclap has acknowledged this issue, and they are actively looking into it with Sony to fix this issue.
As of now, no timeline has been given by Sloclap regarding when a fix will be deployed, but we can expect it to be applied soon.
