It was a surprising feel-good news when Krafton, publisher of the successful Battle Royale PUBGbought Hi-Fi noise Manufacturer Tango Gameworks, after it suddenly closed by Microsoft amid budget cuts earlier this year. Although that deal is not yet fully finalized, Krafton’s CEO says the studio’s support Hi-Fi Rush 2 It’s more about inheritance than about ...
Screenshot: Tango Gameworks / Kotaku Three months after Microsoft abruptly close the studio, Hi-Fi noise Developer Tango Gameworks is revived by PUBG Publisher Krafton. The company owns both the studio and the rights to the Hi-Fi noise IP and plans to expand the rhythm-based action game as part of the acquisition. So not only is ...
The world of Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is supposed to feel fantastical and from another time, but the game itself also feels like an anachronism. Something that shouldn’t exist in 2024. It’s not a sequel to a successful franchise. It doesn’t work in a popular genre. And it’s not aimed at an international audience. ...
Xbox Game Pass initially felt like a reckless waste of money aimed to distract from the lack of exclusive hits on the Xbox One. Then it was the best offer in gaming thanks to a steady expansion of its Netflix-like subscription library of major third-party releases and critically acclaimed indie games. Now it’s bigger than ...
Screenshot: Chintzy ink Amazingly, this is the fourth Year in a Row My city celebrated Indie Day of Repentanceas the holiday was invented to celebrate gaming’s liberation from the cruel rule of the British monarchy. To mark the occasion, we’ve put together a selection of the most interesting, tantalizing, and unknown upcoming indie games that ...
A Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 campaign that looks like Impossible mission through a documentary by Adam Curtis, A transmission of the war prehistory which shows fans E-Day and the birth of the iconic “Lancer” chainsaw, and a trailer that showed Perfect darkness is not only still aliveit is potentially thriving. Microsoft’s Summer Showcase ...
What is dead may never die. E3 could be gone for good but his spirit lives on in the Summer Game Fest. Hosted by the creator of the Game Awards Geoff Keighleythe event kicks off in June and promises teasers, trailers and world premieres for the biggest games of tomorrow and beyond. Find all the ...
