.Tango Gameworks was actually closed by Microsoft in May, and also lots of lamented the loss of a workshop that had run for nearly 15 years and also produced games like surprise 2023 hit Hi-Fi Rush. Seoul-based author Krafton Inc. has actually conserved the time, however, as the company declared that it has actually gotten both Tango Gameworks as well as the Hi-Fi Thrill IP from Microsoft.The deal are going to allow Tango to "carry on cultivating the Hi-Fi-Rush internet protocol and explore potential projects" according to Krafton's formal statement of the relocation. The claim likewise validates that there will certainly be "no impact" on other Tango jobs like The Misery Within and Ghostwire: Tokyo, which will definitely stay with Microsoft.We bet there will be a bunch of fistbumps at Tango when they return right into the office.Krafton announced the achievement Monday early morning in Seoul-- Sunday night for North America-- and stated that the action "strengthens Krafton's devotion to expanding its own global footprint as well as boosting its own profile along with impressive and also high quality material." Speaking To Microsoft Window Central, a Microsoft agent pointed out that the provider is "teaming up with Krafton to make it possible for the group at Tango Gameworks to remain to build games all together as well as our team anticipate playing their upcoming wonderful game." Tango Gameworks was just one of four workshops turned off by Microsoft back in Might, along with the various other 3 being Alpha Canine Games, Roundhouse Video Games, and Arkane Austin. At that time, Microsoft pointed out in a company-wide e-mail that the fasteners were actually "tough decisions to generate capability to raise expenditure in various other parts of our collection as well as pay attention to our top priority activities." Hi-Fi Thrill actually released in January 2023 for Xbox and also personal computer as a shock release after the Xbox and Bethesda Programmer Direct. The video game was actually at that point released on PlayStation 5 previously this year, along with other Microsoft-Studios-developed games like Pentiment, Grounded, and Ocean Of Criminals.