In May 2024, Microsoft Suddenly closed Tango Gameworks, Hi-Fi Rush, Ghostwire: Tokyo, and studio behind Evil within the series. However, his death was short-lived, as publisher Krafton acquired the rights of studio and Hi-Fi Rush IP in August a few months later. Today, Tango is officially back into operation and is ready for its next title.
Tango has reopened its Tokyo office, launched a new WebsiteAnd unveiled the logo of a re -designed company. The full version is up, and the simplified version is below.
One in blog postTango states that logo means “explaining the study of the studio as a ‘creative workshop’: a place where the creators owe their work, and their personal contributions come together in the games that ‘feel handmade with the soul’.”
creative director John Johanas The team is part of, and the studio is hiring for a mysterious new action game with the opening in almost every department. Given that Tango retains the Hi-Fi Rush IP (Microsoft still owns the rights of Ghostwire and the rights of Ghostwire: Tokyo), a sequel to the 2023 hit may be in the card, but it will probably be good, while we learn what this new project is.
It is rare to see that the studio gets a second lease on life, so we are happy to see Tango Gameworks back to our feet and are eager to see what it is in the store. For more information about the studio, see our review of its final game, Hi-Fi Rush, Here,
