While Xbox was quick to note that today's Developer Direct would be light on surprises, there was at least one: Hi-Fi Rush, a brand-new game from Tango Gameworks, the devs behind The Evil Within and Ghostwire: Tokꦑyo. The real kicker is that it will lau🐻nch on PC and Xbox, including Game Pass, later today.

Hi-Fi Rush looks and feels "like nothing we've made at Tango before," as game director John Johanas puts it. Indeed, even studio head Shinji Mikami said it's the 🤪kind of game he "never would have thought of." 

This is a cartoonish third-person rhythm action game where you play as Chai, an aspiring rockstar who's recently been (unwillingly) augmented with tech that lets him tap into the music of the world around him. Similar to games like Crypt of the Necrodancer or Metal: Hellsinger, combat is built ar🥀ound the tempo of music. You can attack, dodge, and parry whenever you want, but you're rewarded for matching your moves to the beat through special attacks and finishers. 

The flow of music seems to extend to platforming, enemy attacks, and puzzle-solving as well, with boss battles putting further spins on the formula. Hi-Fi Rush is inc🔜redibly not-Tango-like and looks interesting, and again, you can try it yourself later today. 

I say this is a 'surprise, but this announcement was partially leaked through billbil-kun on Twitter earlier this week – no doubt to the disappointment of Johanas, who joked about whether the news "hasn't already leaked" – following up on earlier reports that Tango's next game was due for an impending reveal. In an, Tango Gameworks founder Shinji Mikami said the stuꦕdio was "workiಞng on a completely new title that is the complete opposite of horror," and that it intends to make more small-scale games as well.

The Evil Within and its sequel became cult classics, and while 2022's Ghostwire: Tokyo made a striking first impression with its haunted Tokyo, its standard open-world design didn't inspire much enthusiasm. Our澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询: Ghostwire: Tokyo review gave it a 3.5 out of 5, saying that the game "feels like a th💎rowback to a different era of action game design."

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