Tag: krafton

The official physical release of Hi-Fi Rush with exclusive contents

News Brandon Williams -
Tango Gameworks is releasing the physical Hi-Fi Rush game through two distributors with exclusive additions.

Hi-Fi Rush officially transitions under current publisher’s ownership

News Brandon Williams -
Tango Gameworks explains its official shift to Krafton and how it will affect Hi-Fi Rush, including its content.

Krafton officially pushes for a more AI-first company

Industry Brandon Williams -
Krafton is preparing an AI-centered approach with studios that developed games like PUGB, Subnautica, Hi-Fi Rush, Callisto Protocol, and more.

Palworld and Terraria collide next year in new collaboration

News Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Palworld developer Pocketpair has joined forces with Terraria's Re-Logic for some sort of collaboration slated for 2025.

Palworld is now available on PS5 in Japan

Mobile News Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Pocketpair finally released Palworld to PlayStation 5 and while it was delayed, it's now available in Japan.

Palworld is heading to mobile devices thanks to Krafton

Industry Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Pocketpair and Krafton have inked a deal to bring the controversial creature capture, Palworld, to mobile devices.

Krafton says acquiring Tango Gameworks was about more than just Hi-Fi Rush

Industry Matt Marston -
Krafton's acquisition of Hi-Fi Rush developer, Tango Gameworks, was about more than just money.

What do you think about Krafton’s acquisition of Tango Gameworks?

Feature Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Tango Gameworks is now under the control of South Korean studio, Krafton, after getting shut down back in May, what are your thoughts about it?

Krafton only acquired one IP from Microsoft in Tango deal

Industry Brandon Farris -
Of the many IP's Tango Gameworks' has worked on, only Hi-Fi Rush was acquired by Krafton.

Krafton revives Hi-Fi Rush studio Tango Gameworks

News Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
South Korean game studio, Krafton, has acquired Tango Gameworks and the rights to Hi-Fi Rush from Microsoft.