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New Steam Game is Hi-Fi Rush if Music Was Swapped Out For Zombies, and It’s Out Real Soon

Tango Gameworks’ Hi-Fi Rush was one of 2023’s standout games, and it’s not hard to grasp why. Its rhythm-based combat system was easy to pick up but hard to master, as players needed to strike their foes on-beat with each level’s catchy music. Fun boss fights, memorable characters, a gorgeous visual style, and a rank s...

Tango Gameworks’ Hi-Fi Rush was one of 2023’s standout games, and it’s not hard to grasp why. Its rhythm-based combat system was easy to pick up but hard to master, as players needed to strike their foes on-beat with each level’s catchy music. Fun boss fights, memorable characters, a gorgeous visual style, and a rank system that allowed players to push themselves all contributed to the game’s popularity. Its lower-than-usual price tag of $30 USD was also beneficial. Ultimately, the game built such a passionate fan base that publisher Krafton saw a need to rescue the IP after Microsoft stepped away from the project, giving fans more Chai to look forward to. In the meantime, though, the Steam game Stupid Never Dies could keep action RPG fans waiting on Hi-Fi Rush 2 entertained.

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