Steam customers are leaving optimistic evaluations for Hi-Fi Rush following Microsoft’s shock determination to shut its developer, Tango Gameworks.
Microsoft introduced the closure of Tango Gameworks in addition to Redfall developer Arkane Austin this week as a part of devastating cuts to Bethesda proprietor ZeniMax.
Tango Gameworks’ critically acclaimed rhythm motion sport Hi-Fi Rush was deemed successful upon its launch. It shadow-dropped straight into Sport Move on Xbox and PC, and was bought outdoors the subscription service priced $30. IGN’s Hi-Fi Rush evaluation returned a 9/10. We mentioned: “Hi-Fi Rush marches to the beat of its personal drum with gorgeous animation, loveable characters, and classy rhythmic motion which might be something however one-note.”
Final 12 months, amid stories that Hi-Fi Rush had did not promote nicely sufficient, Aaron Greenberg, vice chairman of Xbox video games advertising, insisted that Hi-Fi Rush “was a get away hit for us and our gamers in all key measurements and expectations. We couldn’t be happier with what the workforce at Tango Gameworks delivered with this shock launch.”