Review

Hi-Fi Rush is a stylish, loud and messy first album full of potential

The surprise drop from Tango Gameworks bodes well for the future of Xbox’s Japanese studio

Director
John Johanas
Key Credits
Shinji Mikami (Exec producer), Masaaki Yamada (Lead designer)
4 / 5
Hi-Fi Rush is a stylish, loud and messy first album full of potential

Hi-Fi Rush is oozing with style and confidence, but like a messy first album, there are some deep cut tracks that don’t hit as hard as the opening few hits. What can’t be denied, however, is how excited we are for the sophomore effort, and the seemingly limitless versatility that Tango Gameworks have shown off in this bold, out-of-nowhere joy.

  • Incredible style
  • Deep, rewarding rhythm action
  • Character design is varied and flamboyant
  • Level design is uninspiring
  • Clunky platforming
4 / 5
Version tested
Xbox Series X | S
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