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Hi-Fi Rush, Fight an Evil Corporation with Music!

Hi-Fi Rush, Fight an Evil Corporation with Music!

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Hi-Fi Rush is a fusion of Hack N Slash and action Rhythim Game from Tango Gameworks.  A rising videogame company founded by the legendary Shinji Mikami.He is the man who created the iconic, Resident Evil and the The Evil Within. Fans expect him to make a horror game first so launching this upbeat and happy game is unexpected. The first thing I notice are the bright cell shaded 2.5 graphics. You can’t believe it is 3d because it looks hand drawn 2d. With all the dark and gloomy games we had right now, this is a refreshing change. It is exclusive for PC Microsoft players and Xbox Series X/S only and It is now Available. Sorry Playstation  and Nintendo fans because it is not available in other platforms. Music is an important element  of this game because the beats can be useful for timing when to push the button. Unlike most Hack N Slash where you mash buttons, this one have elements of an Action Rhythm game like Guitar Hero

The Evil Within Review

The Evil Within Review

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Good survival horror games are hard to come by. While there have certainly been some excellent additions to the genre in recent history, far more games miss the mark than those who actually manage to hit it. Expectations for The Evil Within were high due to it being helmed by none other than Shinji Mikami, the man who essentially invented the genre with Resident Evil in 1996. But just how does it fare compare to his previous work? The tone for the entire game is set right from the very start. Your first gameplay moments see you enter a psychiatric hospital that has been subjected to a huge massacre. A creepy insane asylum is not exactly the most imaginative start to any horror story but the other locations you are transported too as you progress seem to be lifted from a beginners guide to your typical spooky settings. Creepy abandoned houses and a deserted woods are just some of the other places you’ll have to explore, along with a large

The Evil Within Hands-On Xbox One Preview

The Evil Within Hands-On Xbox One Preview

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The Evil Within Rebirths The World of Survival Horror If you’ve been keeping up with the gaming scene, you might be aware of the new survival horror video game from Tango Gameworks and Bethesda Softworks. The new title is the new brainchild of game director Shinji Mikami, creator of the Resident Evil series. The latter series is experiencing a bit of a decline at the moment and has seen better days. However, it appears that Mikami has given the world of survival horror another shot in the arm with the upcoming dark, macabre title The Evil Within. For fans like me, who loved the aesthetic of Resident Evil 4 and the way that game both reinvigorated and redefined the genre, The Evil Within could be right up your alley. Here’s what we know so far. In previous previews and the first look gameplay video released at last year’s E3, the game’s protagonist, Sebastian Castellanos, is a detective. Sebastian and his colleagues are called to a crime scene at a mental