The fate of the Hi-Fi Rush sequel now officially depends on Krafton. The publisher has completed the process of transferring rights from Bethesda Softworks, as evidenced by the latest game update.
Hi-Fi Rush became Tango Gameworks' last project released by Bethesda Softworks. It might have seemed like the end of the studio's story, but the Japanese team was acquired by Krafton, which now officially owns the franchise.
The South Korean company announced that it has become the official publisher of Hi-Fi Rush. This affects the technical side of the project: the migration of services has begun, during which connections with the Bethesda.net client will be eliminated.
The transfer of all materials (screenshots, videos, descriptions and store elements) should be completed by December 4. Despite possible unforeseen problems, the process will not affect saves, player progress, and access to the game via Steam or Game Pass.
