Publisher Krafton, best known for publishing games like PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and the survival horror The Callisto Protocol, has acquired the Japanese studio Tango Gameworks as well as the intellectual property rights to their latest title Hi-Fi Rush from Microsoft Gaming.

Bethesda Softworks and developer Tango Gameworks have released the action adventure rhythm game Hi-Fi Rush on the PlayStation 5, a title that was originally an Xbox exclusive and was shadow-dropped the moment it was announced at the start of 2023 during an Xbox broadcast presentation.

I played the new Arcade Challenge Update for Hi-Fi Rush and found it a great addition to an already excellent game. Players that loved the game during their initial run will appreciate the opportunity to come back and challenge themselves in these modes, unlocking new rewards along the way.

Tango Gameworks and Bethesda have just updated their action rhythm game Hi-Fi Rush with the free Arcade Challenge update, giving all players that own the game two new challenging game modes, new enemies, new special attacks, and new unlockable rewards.

Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire Tokyo was just updated this week with the massive free Spider’s Thread update, which adds a new rogue-lite game mode, new missions, powers, and more. The game is finally available on Xbox and PC Game Pass.

Hi-Fi Rush was a good start for 2023 as this was a masterfully-done rhythm action game that we have not seen or played before. It’s one of those gems that only come around once in a blue moon, and while I know 2023 just started, I would without a doubt put Tango Gamework’s latest work as a Game of the Year contender.

During the Xbox and Bethesda Developer Direct presentation, studio Tango Gameworks announced a new game called Hi-Fi Rush for the Xbox Series X|S and PC as well as Game Pass. It’s an action game where its combat syncs to the music, and to our surprise the game is now officially out on Xbox and PC. 

Ghostwire: Tokyo, Tango Gameworks latest title for the PS5 and PC, is coming out in March and if you found yourself excited for the game after it’s latest gameplay showcase, apparently the game will be less than 20 GB on the PS5.

Publisher Bethesda and developer Tango Gameworks announced that Ghostwire: Tokyo will indeed launch on March 25 on PlayStation and PC. They also announced a live showcase of the game set to happen on February 3 2:00 p.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. PT through the PlayStation Youtube channel.

It looks like the release date for Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo was mistakenly leaked by the PlayStation Store as the game’s store page showed the release date of March 24, 2022. It’s now been replaced but not fast enough as many have screenshot the page.

If you were looking forward to developer Tango Gameworks' upcoming game Ghostwire: Tokyo you’ll have to way a bit longer as the supernatural horror FPS game has been delayed to early 2022.