A surprise addition to this year’s first Xbox Developer Direct, Hi-Fi Rush is a brand new entry from developers Tango Frameworks and publisher Bethesda Softworks. This uber-style hack-and-slash-based rhythm fighter follows protagonist Chai and his team of rebels as they face off against an evil megacorporation.
With many free-to-play titles having been announced in recent years, players may also be curious as to whether this title will follow the same treatment. The answer, unfortunately, is not what they are looking for.
Despite best expectations, Hi-Fi Rush is not a free-to-play title and can be purchased for PC and the Xbox Series X/S. Fortunately, however, it does not include any microtransactions and is a complete single-player experience.
Thankfully, gamers with access to both PC and Xbox versions of Game Pass can play the game effectively from day one thanks to the subscription service. As such, it can be considered a "free" download for this subset of players.
For players who want to own a copy of the game or those without access to a subscription of Game Pass, this is a moderately priced title, available on the following platforms:
The Deluxe edition of the game will cost an additional $9.99 or 599 INR, and includes the following:
Hi-Fi Rush is the latest entry from Bethesda Softworks and Tango Gameworks, following game protagonist Chai leading a rebel army against an evil tech megacorporation, in a stylized cel-shaded world.
Players take part in delightful rhythmic combat, where hack-and-slash combines with platforming and musical beats.
The game includes tracks from Nine Inch Nails, The Prodigy, The Joy Formidable among others, as well as original music to deliver the best beats possible in any battle.
The game was
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