Fact Check: Does Hi-Fi Rush have multiplayer and co-op experiences?

Hi-Fi Rush does not have any multiplayer or co-op feature (Image via Hi-Fi Rush)
Hi-Fi Rush does not have any multiplayer or co-op feature (Image via Hi-Fi Rush)

The Xbox Developer Direct event packed exciting news for Game Pass subscribers, with the release of the highly-anticipated game Hi-Fi Rush being a major highlight of the show.

The latest title by Tango Gameworks is now live on Microsoft’s subscription service, and players will be able to try it out on the Xbox Series X/S and PC via Steam as well as Game Pass.

Hi-Fi Rush is an action rhythm game that boasts a stunning art style and impeccable world design. The combat system is also incredibly unique, featuring a dynamic link between the music and the character's moveset. As players land more combos, both the gameplay and the music intensify.

This is one of the reasons why so many in the community are looking forward to trying out the game. However, some players are curious about the presence of multiplayer or co-op features in the game.

Unfortunately, as of now, Hi-Fi Rush does not have any online or local co-op features that players will be able to enjoy, and it’s highly unlikely that the developers will introduce them any time soon.


Hi-Fi Rush does not have any multiplayer or co-op feature

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Those who were looking to try out Hi-Fi Rush with a friend will be disappointed to learn that the game does not boast a co-op or multiplayer feature that they can try out. It’s also unlikely that Tango Gameworks will add this feature in the coming years as the title is built around a single-player experience.

In the game, players take on the role of Chai, who is the victim of a corporate experiment. As a result of this, he was able to gain new powers that allow him to feel the rhythm of the world around him.

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Chai, increases his combat abilities by harnessing the rhythm of the world around him, seeking to take down the corporation that experimented on him. The game features various stages for players to fight through, culminating in boss battles with epic sound and visuals.

The game is currently available for PC and Xbox Series X/S. Unfortunately, it is not available on Sony consoles, and it’s highly unlikely that the game will make its way to PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 4 any time soon. This is because Bethesda, the publisher of Hi-Fi Rush, was recently acquired by Microsoft.

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