This group consists of a resident Roboticist (and also the mind behind the teams robot cat, 808) called Peppermint, who is played by Erica Lindbeck, the pacifist Macaron played by Gabe Kunda, and Macarons robotic psychological analyst. Hi-Fi Rush feels like a high-quality action game with a musical twist that even lets players with no rhythm save the day like a rockstar hero. Hi-Fi Rush is a huge change in tone from Tango Gameworks previous titles such as the horror of The Evil. More often than not, however, this means stumbling through levels without ever seeing the game. To give credit where it's due, Metal: Hellsinger does make players feel powerful when they keep the beat counter up, and it encourages them to keep tackling levels until they get into perfect rhythm.

Conversely, Hi-Fi Rush lets players feel like a hero with rhythm superpowers, rewarding those who can match the beat without punishing those who can't. It is held back by the rhythm mechanics rather than improved by them. Metal: Hellsinger tries to accomplish the same thing, feeling like a rhythm game at its core with its FPS mechanics being secondary.

It gives the game a unique style and identity and perfectly combines action and rhythm games.

Hi-Fi Rush takes a fantastic and colorful action game that uses rhythm to add an extra layer to the gameplay and make players feel cool.

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