
Test your abilities in two new game modes, uncover new rewards and even a few secrets in the Arcade Challenge! Update! Feel the beat as wannabe rockstar Chai and his ragtag team fight against an evil megacorp in a world that syncs to the music.
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Muy entretenido. Buen plataformeo y sistema de combates. Personajes carismáticos
Музыкальная составляющая игры и необычный геймплей заставляют не отрываясь от игры потерять много часов в игре. Рекомендую
Hi-Fi Rush is my first ever rhythm game. Going into this, I figured I would be bad at it since I have no experience in the genre, but I wasn’t expecting to be as bad as I was. In every single fight during the first few chapters, I would only hit around 50% of attacks on beat. I was legitimately trying so hard, even spending a while in the training room, but I barely improved. By the time I got to the end of the game, I was getting around 60% on beat, which, while technically an improvement, still felt pretty terrible. I think my biggest problem is I never knew how to start an attack on the beat. I tried using the visual guides, but it always felt like I needed to press the button sooner than I was expecting. I don't think I had any latency, but even if there was, the game has no setting that lets you adjust for the latency. All this to say that for people who have never played a rhythm game before, I don't think this is a good entry into the genre. I came into the game bad at rhythm games, played through the whole game, practiced a lot, and saw barely any improvement. This game is clearly best enjoyed by people who are already good at the mechanics. Of course, doing the timing well isn’t a requirement. In one chapter, I tried fully ignoring the timing score and just played it like any other action game, but consistently seeing Ds for my timing score was just too soul crushing for me to handle, so I gave up on that. While the combat is satisfying and is a good difficulty, I could never fully enjoy it due to how bad I was at the timing. And as for the other aspects of this game, it doesn't really have anything else going for it. The platforming was quite basic, and the rough movement made those sections not too fun. The story is incredibly basic. The characters range from annoying to plain; not a single one stood out or felt particularly interesting. The comedy was quite rough; I don't want to necessarily call it millennial humor, but the vast majority of the jokes were misses. As for the music, it was just alright. The only songs I took notice of and liked were songs written by other artists, which there were surprisingly few of. Most songs present in this game are originals and are pretty basic. The only other aspect the game has going for it is its animation, which was very well produced. Of course, I recognize I am in the minority; there are many people who really enjoyed the gameplay, and lots who liked these characters. This review is more so for those like me who have never played a rhythm game before. If that applies to you, I'm not saying you should never play Hi-Fi Rush, but rather it should wait until you've played some other rhythm games first. I didn’t hate my time playing, but it wasn’t as good as I had hoped. 6.75/10.
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this game is FANTASTIC i love playing it a ton on xbox is a great experience, now that i have it on steam, i cant wait to experience it all again!!!
i only play this so i can aura farm
great game. glad to see at least this IP was freed from the shackles of microslop. and glad that tango is thriving under krafton. just wish tango could continue older ips like evil within.
HiFi Rush is the only game that makes me feel like a rockstar and a complete rhythm disaster at the same time
What a journey it was...
Супер уникальный проект. Ничего подобно на рынке я ещё не видал. Всегда мечтать лупасить врагов под музыку. Вся игра построена на общем ритме, что постоянно держит тебя вовлеченным в игровой процесс и заставляет рефлекторно самому бить ногой в бит музыки. Ахрененное ощущение. Сюжетом игра не сказал бы что впечатляет, обычная банальная даже чуть чуть глупая, но тем не менее неплохая история, за которой интересно наблюдать. Диалоги не скучные, персонажи никогда не дадут заскучать. Особенно рекомендую скачать русскую озвучку на просторах интернета. Озвучка не идеальна, но очень даже хороша в плане каста актеров и актерской игры. Я получил от игры лютый кайф и всем рекомендую к ознакомлению.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Arabic, Spanish - Latin America*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Polish*, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +2 more
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