Just Timing - This is the rhythm metric, as it scores players based on how well they chain their moves, jumps, dashes, and attacks to the beat of the song being played.Keep in mind that each battle has a par score that needs to be reached to earn an S rank in this category. Score - This metric looks at the skills during combat which includes moves performed and damage done.While each metric is graded at the end of a battle, the overall final score takes each value scored into account to assign a final letter grade. During combat, Hi-Fi Rush has three metrics that players are scored at the end of a "chorus" or battle. Here are some tips and tricks on how to boost the score meter to start earning those S ranks in the latest game from Tango Gameworks.īefore players are nailing S rank scores, it's helpful to understand the values that impact how points are earned. With a heavy focus on combining attacks with the beat of the music, Hi-Fi Rush challenges players to rack up a massive score while taking down various enemies and bosses in an effort to escape the confines of an evil megacorporation. RELATED: Shadow-Dropping Hi-Fi Rush is a Double-Edged Sword In what was likely a surprise to many, Tango Gameworks announced and released a brand-new title called Hi-Fi Rush, which combines action brawling with score based rhythm games. Tango Gameworks, a studio best known for its work on The Evil Within franchise, was also part of the showcase and while many likely assumed some sort of announcement surrounding Ghostwire Tokyo coming to the Xbox platform, the studio had something unique to share instead. The event gave a number of developers time and space to show off what they were working on including Arkane Austin's Redfall, Mojang and Minecraft Legends, ZeniMax Online with Elder Scrolls Online, and even Turn10 and the upcoming Forza Motorsport. Microsoft's Developer Direct showcased off a handful of first party titles coming to the Xbox and PC platforms in the first half of 2023.
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