This Wednesday Microsoft gave us a preview of the following exclusives that will arrive on Xbox throughout 2023, in addition to announcing Hi Fi Rush and he threw it as a surprise at the end of the transmission. Since then we can play Hi-Fi Rush on Xbox Series X | S, PC and Xbox Game Pass, and the best thing is that you can enjoy it even if you are one-armed without rhythm.
Hi-Fi Rush is the new game that developed Tango Gameworks, the creators of The Evil Within and Ghostwire: Tokyo, but it has a very different gameplay and visual style. Hi-Fi Rush has cartoony graphics and rhythmic third-person action gameplay, so you need to keep up with the music to perform combos and get a higher score.
Many players don’t have a sense of rhythm and might miss out on experiences such as Hi-Fi Rush, but luckily Bethesda has already confirmed that they’ve implemented timing options. accessibility so you can play it even if you don’t have rhythm or you’re not very good. In this way Hi-Fi Rush can be enjoyed by any player, either as a rhythm game or as a hack n’ slash.
The official Bethesda social media account shared a post with Hi-Fi Rush’s accessibility options in detail, covering both visuals (such as subtitle adjustment) and gameplay. In the gameplay settings there are options that change the display of the beat, either as marked by the floating kitty 808 or with a bar that appears at the bottom of the screen, which can be turned on and off at any time. moment.
The game features two main accessibility settings for less experienced players or those with the worst sense of rhythm, starting with Auto-Action Mode. This mode allows you to do complex combos and actions by just pressing Chai’s attack button, making chain attacks automatically by pressing a single button. Bethesda clarifies that the combos that Chai performs are very varied according to the enemies that he faces, so even using him we can have a fun experience.
When using Auto-Action Mode actions such as dodge, jump and block are performed automatically by pressing the attack button when necessary, but you can also do them with their corresponding buttons. However, it should be noted that Auto-Action Mode can only be activated on Normal and Easy difficulties.
The other setting Hi-Fi Rush offers is Single Key Rhythm Game Mode, which remaps all game elements to a single button but doesn’t affect timing, so it’s up to you to press the button to the beat.
