Even if you are a button masher there are still upgrades you could benefit from to boost your health and skill meters so taking your time in making your first purchases can be helpful and you can even sell previously purchased ones (for a lower price) if you think you made a mistake and want to try something different. This is where the more skilled players will probably benefit most as they can leverage all the abilities on offer. And the game even provides a metronome to help with your timing if the tells from the environment don’t help.Īs Chai progresses through the game, he gains allies who help to bolster his attack abilities and he will also be able to purchase additional abilities to further improve his own attack skills. For players with bad hand-eye coordination like me there will be a few sequences that can be challenging, especially parries, but on the default difficulty none of this is an insurmountable task. In a nice touch the game doesn’t penalise you much at all for being out of sync, it simply rewards you less. While you can achieve a lot by mashing buttons it’s when you begin to time your actions to the beat that that your effectiveness and score will be rewarded with bigger payouts. Combat would feels familiar to people who’ve played DmC, Ninja Gaiden or Bayonetta combining fast movement, aerials, parries and light/heavy attacks. Levels are mainly linear, consisting of traversal sections interspersed with combat areas, eventually ending with boss fights. Playing like a third person action game, Chai has to take down hordes of enemies using his musically boosted powers and a little help from robot kitty 808. A mishap during the procedure results in his music player being embedded in his chest and marks him as a “defect” requiring disposal, so Chai has to fight his way out of Vandelay and learn the truth of the company’s intentions. Players take on the role of Chai, a young man who travels to mega corporation Vandelay in a bid to restore use of his arm. Not only is Hi-Fi Rush a significant shift in tone from the developer’s horror themed games, but it’s also a genuine crowd pleaser and entirely unique game that deserves your attention. Perhaps the best moment of the recent Xbox Developer_Direct presentation was the shadow drop of a new game from Tango Gameworks.
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