Me he llevado una grata sorpresa con Hi-Fi Rush, un juego de ritmo y “palos” que me ha mantenido entretenido las últimas semanas. No me esperaba este juego -en realidad nadie- ya que ni Microsoft, ni Bethesda, ni Tango GameWorks dijeron ni mu de él hasta que lo publicaron por sorpresa en Xbox y Steam.
The game is free on Game Pass and in it you put yourself in the shoes of Chai, a young man with a robotic arm, a fan of rock music, who seeks to overthrow an evil organization.
With a very attractive cell shading aesthetic, the game consists of advancing by hitting enemies to the rhythm of the music, making combos and with some light platforming. You can buy special attacks, new combos or improve your skills with the objects you find along the way.
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One of the game’s strong points is its songs, from well-known groups such as Black Keys, Nine inch nails, The Prodigy, etc. Although it also includes original songs and even a broadcast mode so that those who publish their videos on YouTube do not get a strike ()
Especially its final stretch, when you have already got the hang of dodging, counterattacking and delivering blows to the rhythm of the music, is most rewarding.