Tango Gameworks' supernatural action game Ghostwire: Tokyo is free to claim on the Epic Games Store for an entire week.
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Krafton CEO Changhan 'CH' Kim stated in a new interview that the company's purchase of Tango Gameworks and its Hi-Fi Rush game series was centered on creativity.
Krafton has confirmed that the purchase of Tango Gameworks will also bring in 50 of its team members, which is about half of the over 100 employees it had when it was first shut down.
Krafton, the publishing giant behind games like PUBG, is now the owner of Tango Gameworks, the Japan-based studio that Xbox shut down earlier this year. It seems more Hi-Fi Rush is incoming.
Tango Gameworks will release one more and final patch for its acclaimed action game Hi-Fi Rush later today. The game's physical editions from Limited Run Games are also still in the works.
Microsoft is reportedly requesting a number of current team members at ZeniMax to take voluntary severance deals, following Tuesday's cuts of three game development studios in that division.
Some of Bethesda's team members are not happy with today's decision by Microsoft to close a number of game developers at that division, with one stating. "This is absolutely terrible."
Microsoft will be closing a number of development studios at Bethesda Softworks, including Arkane Austin, Tango Gameworks, and Alpha Dog Studios, along with other cuts at Bethesda.
Microsoft Game Studios have partnered up with Limited Run Games to offer physical editions for two previously digital-only games. These versions will only be available for order for a limited time.
Microsoft has confirmed the four games shedding Xbox exclusivity and incoming to PlayStation consoles as Sea of Thieves, Grounded, Hi-Fi Rush, and Pentiment. Crossplay has also been confirmed.
Another Bethesda game has dropped in from the Epic Games Store as a freebie. 2022's Ghostwire: Tokyo is the latest giveaway, offering everyone the supernatural action game to claim for 24 hours.
PC gamers can claim two free titles from the Epic Games Store this week. The first is horror title The Evil Within, and the second is the multiple timeline puzzle game Eternal Threads.
Tango Gameworks has announced a brand-new content update for its recently shadow-dropped rhythm-action game Hi-Fi Rush. It brings new modes, special attacks, unlockables, and more.
Tango Gameworks' supernatural action game Ghostwire: Tokyo is finally shedding PlayStation console exclusivity to reach Xbox platforms next month. A major content update is also dropping.
The Hi-Fi Rush Photo Mode, which lets players stop the game, create poses for characters, and then take screenshots to show to friends, is included in a free update to the action rhythm game.
During the Developer_Direct showcase today, Microsoft and Tango Gameworks shadow dropped a brand-new game. Unlike the studio's horror works from the past, this is a rhythm action entry.
Tango Gameworks recently launched Ghostwire: Tokyo on PC and PlayStation 5, but it's already looking at a new project. According to the studio's founder Shinji Mikami, it'll be the opposite of horror.
Bethesda recently showcased Ghostwire: Tokyo, a first-person horror action game from The Evil Within developer Tango Gameworks. What we didn't know if that it started life as The Evil Within 3.
Ghostwire: Tokyo, the upcoming timed PlayStation console exclusive by Xbox first-party studio Tango Gameworks, today received a gameplay deep dive showing off the action-orientated magic gameplay.
Tango Gameworks has announced that its upcoming horror action game Ghostwire: Tokyo will now be launching next year. The Microsoft-owned studio's title is coming to PlayStation 5 and PC.
Microsoft today officially welcomed ZeniMax Media and its eight studios into Xbox, bringing in development giants like Bethesda, MachineGames, id, and more. Xbox exclusives are planned.
In a $7.5 billion deal, all of ZeniMax Media is joining Xbox Game Studios, with Microsoft gaining behemoth studios like Bethesda, id Software, Arkane, MachineGames, Tango Gameworks, and more.
Bethesda dropped gameplay trailers of Deathloop and Ghostwire: Tokyo today during the PlayStation 5 gameplay showcase event, where it was also revealed that the games will be skipping on the Xbox.
Bethesda's E3 2019 presentation held announcements for two brand new IPs coming from studios under the publisher's umbrella: Tango Gameworks's GhostWire: Tokyo and Arkane Lyon's DEATHLOOP
The third-person horror title, The Evil Within 2, is now playable in its entirety in the first-person point of view thanks to a new update by the developer that was pushed out today.
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