Tango Gameworks Closure Reveals Development of Two Unannounced Games
A recent revelation from a developer at Tango Gameworks has shed light on the fact that the studio was actively working on two unannounced titles before its closure. Tsuyoshi Okugawa, whose LinkedIn page was discovered by a Twitter user, was reportedly involved in the development of these projects. One of the games is believed to be a sequel to Ghostwire: Tokyo, following a leak during the Microsoft x Activision FTC hearing. The other game is speculated to be a sequel to Hi-Fi Rush. The closure of Tango Gameworks, along with three other studios under Microsoft, has left fans wondering about the fate of these potential sequels.
Microsoft’s Restructuring Leads to Closure of Tango Gameworks
In a recent announcement, Microsoft revealed the closure of Tango Gameworks as part of a larger restructuring effort that also affected three other studios — Arkane Austin, Alpha Dog Studios, and Roundhouse Games. The decision was made to create more investment opportunities in other parts of Microsoft’s gaming portfolio and to focus on priority games. The closure of Tango Gameworks has left many fans disappointed, especially those who were looking forward to potential sequels to Ghostwire: Tokyo and Hi-Fi Rush. The impact of this restructuring on the gaming industry remains to be seen.
Fans Express Disappointment Over Closure of Tango Gameworks
The news of Tango Gameworks’ closure has sparked a wave of disappointment among fans who were eagerly anticipating the release of potential sequels to popular titles. Many had high hopes for a Ghostwire: Tokyo sequel and a Hi-Fi Rush sequel, only to have their expectations dashed by the studio’s closure. The decision to shut down Tango Gameworks, along with other studios, has raised questions about the future of these projects and the impact on the gaming community. As fans come to terms with this news, the industry awaits to see what the future holds for the talented individuals affected by these changes.
