Hi-Fi Rush 2 is still in development under new owner
A Krafton executive revealed that Hi-Fi Rush 2 was already in development when it bought Tango, and that work on it will continue.
Hi-Fi Rush 2 Dev Wants It to Have ‘A More Open World Type of Experience,’ New Owner Says
In a new interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Krafton’s head of corporate development Maria Park was asked about the company’s plan for the Hi-Fi Rush franchise following the acq
Hi-Fi Rush 2 Was 6 Months In Development Before Krafton, Tango Also Wants To Come To The Switch
In a new interview with GamesIndustry.Biz, Krafton’s head of corporate development Maria Park shared with the world what they found out when they approached Microsoft about the acquisition.
Tango Gameworks Started Work On Hi-Fi Rush 2 Before Microsoft Closure
According to Tango Gameworks' new owner, Krafton, the sequel to Hi-Fi Rush was already in the works when the studio briefly closed.
Hi-Fi Rush 2 Dev Wants The Sequel To Be ‘A More Open World Type Of Experience,’ Says Krafton Exec
Krafton has revealed that Tango Gameworks is hoping to make Hi-Fi Rush 2 a more open world experience, while confirming The Evil Within IP remains at Microsoft.
Hi-Fi Rush 2 Dev Wants It to Offer ‘A More Open World Type of Experience,’ New Owner Says
Three months later Krafton announced its intention to buy Tango Gameworks. Only the Hi-Fi Rush intellectual property was brought over as part of the studio transfer from Microsoft-owned Zenimax Media to Krafton, leaving the likes of The Evil Within and Ghostwire: Tokyo behind.
Hi-Fi Rush 2 was already 6 months into development when Xbox shut down Tango Gameworks
When Microsoft shut down The Evil Within studio Tango Gameworks in June, fans mourned the loss of potential. It turns out, they had good reason to. At the time of its closure, Tango was six months into production on Hi-Fi Rush 2.
Hi-Fi Rush DLC and sequel back on the cards, thanks to developer buy-out
Back in May 2024, Microsoft closed down several studios, including Tango Gameworks. However, fans of the unexpected hit can look forward to new content. Hi-Fi Rush studio saved! Krafton have bough Tango Gameworks,
Hi-Fi Rush sequel was in development when Krafton bought Tango Gameworks
Krafton higher-up Maria Park has revealed Tango Gameworks was working on a sequel to 'Hi-Fi Rush' when the publisher bought the studio in August.
Hi-Fi Rush 2 already in development six months when Krafton acquired Tango Gameworks
Tango Gameworks had a six-month old build of a Hi-Fi Rush sequel when the studio was acquired by Krafton back in August. The studio would also like to bring the game to more platforms and plans for the sequel to have a more open and dynamic environment.
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