Hi-Fi Rush developer Tango Gameworks has unveiled its new-look website and confirmed its working on an "unannounced action game." The site — which shows new branding and a careers page ...

Less than a year after being shuttered by Microsoft, Hi-Fi Rush studio Tango Gameworks is officially back from the dead. The resurrected developer, now owned by Krafton and operating under a very ...

The purchase, the cost of which has not been disclosed, includes the studio itself, as well as the rights to Hi-Fi Rush, Tango’s last game before its shutdown. In a press release, Krafton says ...

Tango Gameworks had already been working on a Hi-Fi Rush sequel for about half a year before Microsoft and Bethesda shut down the studio. Bethesda's abrupt shuttering of Tango Gameworks came as a ...

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Park told GamesIndustry.biz that Krafton "had big fans of Hi-Fi Rush and other titles, and I knew they were working on Hi-Fi Rush 2 when we ...

We’ve gotten more details on what Tango Gameworks was working on when it was shut down by Microsoft earlier this year. It was later bought and revitalized by Krafton. Park explained that work on ...

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. If that doesn't break your heart, try this: when Xbox abandoned it ...

I think we can all agree that Tango should go ahead and work on bringing their games to the Switch 2 now. Krafton shared some exciting new details in a new interview about Tango Gameworks and Hi ...

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. Netflix announces first ever live action Scooby ...

Changhan 'CH' Kim says Tango's real value is the creative talent it brings to the company. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

Publisher Krafton last month announced it had acquired developer Tango Gameworks and the Hi-Fi Rush IP from Xbox. Krafton CEO Changhan 'CH' Kim in an interview with Game Developer revealed the ...