Tango Gameworks remains much loved for its artistic and craftsman-like approach to game development, and for not being afraid to make big leaps between genres. The company founded by Shinji Mikami did survival horror in The Evil Within, action-adventure in Ghostwire: Tokyo and rhythm-based action in Hi-Fi Rush.
It seemed it was all over last year when Microsoft, which came to own Tango through its acquisition of ZeniMax Media in 2021, decided to close the studio in June. But Tango Gameworks is back, now under the wing of the South Korean PUBG: Battlegrounds publisher Krafton, which has bought it from Microsoft. A new logo design aims to communicate that the studio's approach remains intact (see our guide to the best game development software if you' hope to start work on a game of your own).
