Tango Gameworks was already planning a sequel to Hi-Fi Rush!

Earlier this week, the most serious incident occurred at the company XboxSince the company decided to deliver with the two most important studies Bethesdawe talk Arcane Austin and more Tango Gameworks. This, precisely speaking, was his last game Hi-Hi Rush! which was launched recently PlayStation 5 After a year of exclusivity, and although it didn’t sell the expected numbers, a sequel was expected that we now find out will be a reality.

In a report by Bloomberg Media, it was noted that the company was already planning the next part of the franchise where rhythmic gameplay is prioritized, but given the circumstances, it is clear that the idea was scrapped, especially since the closure was surprising for its part. The supposed port for that switch The danger is false, given that the development team will be in charge of programming for the hybrid console Nintendo.

Tango Gameworks Despite the departure of the founder, it is said to be looking to hire additional staff Shinji Mikami in 2023, to shape the second part and possibly continue its story Evil within. actually, Xbox Previously rated Hi-Fi Rush! As a resounding success for the company, at least in critical parts and the proposition offered by the game genre, but something they never mentioned was the commercial performance, which probably wasn’t very high.

Journalist in a tweet Jason Schreier He clarified that the project was still in the presentation stage and therefore, it was considered that it was a few years away from being in shape. So there were no demos or betas available, just the concept put on the table before being presented Zenimax Media, There were issues with the studio closing later though, a severe blow to those who wanted to follow the franchise, whether developers or fans.

Through: IGN

Editor’s note: It’s certainly sad news that it was already planned to launch the second part of the project, at least it wasn’t so advanced that it was trashed work. Also, since Microsoft owns the IP, they can either give it to another studio or sell it.