Horror Devs Shock World With Vibrant Sport Cross Unique

As we speak, throughout Xbox’s Developer Direct, Shinji Mikami and the builders of The Evil Inside stunned everybody by asserting not a brand new horror recreation however a classy, cartoon-bright motion recreation.

Hello-Fi Rush, developed by Tango Gameworks, is a cel-shaded rhythm motion recreation the place gamers traverse colourful Sundown Overdrive-esque (or Jet Set Radio-type for my old-heads) cityscapes and battle Borderlands-trying metropolis dwellers. You possibly can try the trailer under.

You play as Chai, a Starlord-type character who, with the ability of his contraband robotic arm and his arc reactor-looking music participant, can see the rhythm of every part round him. Consider a extra techno-punk model of One Punch Man’s hero, Forte. Nonetheless, life isn’t only a carefree lo-fi beats affair. A maniacal company referred to as Vandelay Applied sciences (maybe a subsidiary of Vandelay Industries) is on the hunt for Chai’s candy piece of tech, little question for its personal nefarious functions. Primarily based on the trailer, Chai received’t be bobbing and weaving in opposition to robots whereas bouncing his little GameStop booty to his curated playlist alone. Chai is joined by an eclectic group of freedom fighters who’re gunning to take Vandelay down. Groovy.

Music performs an integral half within the Tango Gameworks’ rhythm motion title. Properly-timed hits will reward gamers with bonuses. Very like these nifty film trailers that sync their motion to film trailers, the whole lot of Hello-Fi Rush’s cutscenes and enemy actions are timed to the sport’s soundtrack. By utilizing visible clues from a floating techno companion, gamers can time their assaults completely and bash the skulls of their adversaries with type.

Tango Gameworks wasn’t completed stunning viewers with the announcement of Hello-Fi Rush. On the finish of its presentation, it introduced that the total recreation, not a demo, will probably be obtainable to play later tonight (no, actually) on Home windows and Sport Cross.