.Tango Gameworks was closed by Microsoft in May, as well as a lot of lamented the reduction of a center that had actually worked for virtually 15 years and produced activities just like shock 2023 smash hit Stereo Rush. Seoul-based author Krafton Inc. has actually spared the day, however, as the company revealed that it has gotten each Tango Gameworks and the Hi-Fi Surge internet protocol coming from Microsoft.The agreement are going to allow Tango to "continue building the Hi-Fi-Rush IP as well as look into future tasks" according to Krafton's main statement of the relocation. The claim also verifies that there will be actually "no impact" on various other Tango ventures like The Misery Within as well as Ghostwire: Tokyo, which are going to continue to be with Microsoft.We wager there will certainly be actually a lot of fistbumps at Tango when they return in to the office.Krafton announced the achievement Monday early morning in Seoul-- Sunday night for North America-- as well as claimed that the relocation "enhances Krafton's commitment to expanding its global footprint and also improving its own portfolio along with cutting-edge and high-grade content." Speaking To Windows Central, a Microsoft agent pointed out that the firm is actually "working with Krafton to allow the team at Tango Gameworks to remain to develop games with each other as well as our team await playing their following great activity." Tango Gameworks was one of four workshops stopped by Microsoft back in May, with the other 3 being Alpha Dog Video Games, Biff Games, as well as Arkane Austin. At the time, Microsoft pointed out in a company-wide e-mail that the closures were actually "difficult decisions to generate ability to boost assets in various other parts of our profile and focus on our top priority games." Hi-Fi Rush initially introduced in January 2023 for Xbox and also PC as a shock release after the Xbox and Bethesda Designer Direct. The game was actually after that launched on PlayStation 5 previously this year, alongside various other Microsoft-Studios-developed games like Pentiment, Grounded, and Ocean Of Criminals.