You Can Expect More Games Like Hi-Fi Rush

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holds a unique place in the current gaming market, but more games in its vein might well be on their way. With a vibrant world and dynamic combat that all pulse to a rhythm, the game represents a bold and singular attitude that recaptures the energy of past action hits and fuses it with new ideas. However, recent news from the studio behind the electrifying new game indicates that the company could very well pivot toward making more games like

Published by Bethesda Softworks, was developed by the Japanese studio Tango Gameworks. Previously known for the acclaimed survival horror title and its sequel, along with 2022's supernatural adventure colorful games like might not seem like a likely output for the studio. A game that fuses high-energy cartoon brawling with rhythm mechanics and gameplay has very little in common with the titles that made Tango Gameworks famous, representing a significant shift in tone and style. Theexhilarating combat and infectious energy that delivers, however, offer a surprisingly successful result.

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The official Bethesda Twitter account has confirmed that Tango Gameworks founder Shinji Mikami will be leaving the studio in the coming months, marking the end of a nearly thirteen-year tenure at the studio. Mikami was initially known for his work at Capcom, where he directed games like survival horror classics and continued his strong legacy in this genre, but showed that Tango Gameworks is capable of venturing far from its survival horror roots. With Mikami's departure, it's possible that the studio will choose to focus on games like instead of the director's most accomplished genre.

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