, by Thibaut
Tango Gameworks has given us one last update on its social networks. The studio, recently closed by Microsoft, is about to release a final update for Hi-Fi RUSH.
It will be deployed this Wednesday, May 15 and is to correct some minor games. The title will also get a physical version by Limited Run Games at a later date.
After being taken over by Krafton and a slight change in name, Tango Gameworks Inc. is back in business as if nothing ever happened! The Japanese company has moved into its new Tokyo-based offices and started recruiting. The company is currently looking for programmers, animators, level designers and…
After quite an eventful 2024, Tango Gameworks is back up and running under the direction of Krafton. The studio previously owned by Bethesda Softworks (and thus Microsoft) has decided to come back in 2025 under a new name. That said, it won't be changing much, as Tango Gameworks has just become Tango…
Last August, Krafton saved Tango Gameworks from disappearing, and in the process the goy the rights to Hi-Fi RUSH. In an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Maria Park, the publisher's head of development, spoke at length about it all. She began by stating that Krafton had only picked up the Hi-Fi RUSH…