Developer Sloclap will release iOS and Android versions of kung-fu third-person brawler Sifu on Sunday, October 12, 2026, according to Gematsu (October 1, 2026). The game is already available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and Microsoft Store.
Sifu’s core fantasy remains the age-as-penalty revenge loop: die and revive older, trading durability for harder runs through a stylish melee combat system built around parries, structure breaks, and environmental takedowns. A mobile port expands that fantasy beyond living-room and handheld console owners who already own the game on Switch or last-gen kits.
Caveat for US shoppers: Gematsu’s day-of announce locks the October 12 street and platforms but does not publish App Store or Google Play MSRP, whether a gamepad is recommended, or how touch controls map the console moveset. Check store listings closer to launch rather than inventing a price tier or “full console parity” claim.
For calendar desks, October 12 is a mid-month mobile add beside other early-October PlayStation and multiplat beats already on RCG — including Ace Combat 8 Deluxe Early Access Is Live Now. Keep Sifu’s mobile street distinct from any console sale or DLC pitches circulating the same week.
Sloclap’s mobile date also matters for players who bounced off console pricing or who primarily game on phones: October 12 is the first official smartphone street for a title that built its reputation on precise melee timing. Until store pages list controls and monetization, treat the announce as a dated port — not a soft-launch or free-to-play rework.
What we are not saying: we are not inventing mobile pricing, cloud-stream SKUs, or claiming feature parity details Sloclap has not published in this note. Report iOS and Android launch October 12, 2026.



