Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Hi-Fi Rush Developer Tango Gameworks Rebrands, Announces New Game
Tango Gameworks, the studio behind the game Hi-Fi Rush, is starting a new chapter.
They've rebranded, got a new logo, and are hiring for a new action game.
This comes after Microsoft, their previous owner, shut them down last year.
However, a company called Krafton bought Tango Gameworks in August 2024, giving them a fresh start.
Krafton is supporting Tango in making new and exciting games.
The new project is still secret, but the studio is looking for talented people.
The studio's new vision focuses on creators and their individual contributions to making games.
They are committed to developing new and unique games.
Tango Gameworks, known for Hi-Fi Rush, is rebranding.
The studio is hiring for an unannounced action game.
Krafton acquired Tango Gameworks in August 2024.
Microsoft had previously shut down Tango Gameworks.
The new branding symbolizes a fresh start for the studio.
- Who
- Tango Gameworks, developer of Hi-Fi Rush, under Krafton.
- What
- Tango Gameworks is rebranding and starting work on a new, unannounced action game.
- When
- The rebranding was announced on Monday, June 2, 2025; Krafton acquired the studio in August 2024.
- Where
- Tokyo, Japan.
- Why
- To embark on a new era and direction for the studio after being shut down by Microsoft, now as part of Krafton.
- New Game Genre
- Action Game
- Studio Location
- Tokyo, Japan
- Current Owner
- Krafton
- Previous Game
- Hi-Fi Rush
- Krafton Acquisition
- August 2024
- Previous Owner
- Microsoft