Hi-Fi Rush is getting one final patch today to fix some minor issues in the game. Additionally, the Hi-Fi Rush X (formerly Twitter) account reconfirmed that the physical version of the game is coming from Limited Run Games.
The update from the Hi-Fi Rush X account comes roughly a week after the Xbox game’s developer, Tango Gameworks, shut down Redfall studio Arcane Austin and two other Bethesda teams. While there won’t be any more Hi-Fi Rush content coming from Tango Gameworks, today’s patch puts the game in as playable a state as possible so that future players can enjoy the 2023 hit.
Thank you all for your continued support.
We’re working with our partners at Limited Run Games to release a physical version of Hi-Fi Rush, and a final patch will be released today to fix some minor issues.
— Hi-Fi Rush (@hifiRush) May 15, 2024
The closure of Tango Gameworks comes nearly a year after the team delivered the extremely well-received Hi-Fi Rush. Xbox’s own agreed upon metrics, was a huge success. Days after the studios were closed, Xbox president Sarah Bond addressed the situation, saying it would keep the business healthy in the long run.
For more, read on Game Informers Hi-Fi Rush review, and then read on Game Informers A profile of the life and career of Hi-Fi Rush creator John Johannes. After that, check it out Game Informer A feature exploring Tokyo’s Shibuya with Tango Gameworks.
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