Tango Gameworks, the studio behind the critically acclaimed rhythm action game Hi-Fi Rush, was already working on a sequel before being shut down by Microsoft and Bethesda. Krafton, the South Korean publisher who acquired the studio, has confirmed the existence of an early build for Hi-Fi Rush 2 and plans to continue the franchise’s legacy. The news comes as a surprise given Hi-Fi Rush’s success and the seemingly abrupt closure of Tango Gameworks.
South Korean gaming giant Krafton has acquired Tango Gameworks, the developer behind the acclaimed Hi-Fi Rush, from Xbox. The acquisition follows the closure of ZeniMax, Tango’s previous parent company. Krafton has confirmed that it will continue to develop Hi-Fi Rush games, ensuring the studio and IP’s future.
RKGK, a vibrant platforming adventure from Wabisabi Games, has garnered attention for its resemblance to Tango Gameworks’ Hi-Fi Rush and its innovative graffiti gameplay mechanic. Despite facing developmental challenges, RKGK showcases the studio’s potential, bolstered by support from Gearbox Publishing. The game’s fast-paced platforming and unique mobility options, along with its colorful art style, present exciting possibilities for future iterations.
Despite the recent closures of Bethesda-owned studios, Game Pass subscribers can still enjoy the exceptional games created by these developers. This weekend, delve into three standout titles: Hi-Fi Rush, Ghostwire: Tokyo, and Prey. Experience the brilliance of Tango Gameworks, Arkane Austin, and the legacy of Shinji Mikami.
