Steam Deck Now Supports 2023's Highest Rated Game - Here's What You Need To Know

Feel the beat as wannabe rock star Chai and his ragtag team of allies rebels versus an evil robotics enhancement megacorp with raucous rhythm combat! From Tango Game works, the studio that brought you The Evil Within and Ghost wire: Tokyo (no, actually) comes Hi-fi Hurry an all-new action video game where the characters, world and battle stylishly sync to the music!

An official story description continues: Labeled 'faulty' after a shady business experiment erroneously merges a music player to his heart, Chai must now combat for his freedom in a slick animated world where everything-- platforming puzzles, opponent attacks and even the vibrant gags & banter-- are synced to the beat.

As the main video game pitch below notes, Hi-fi Rush is from Bethesda-owned group Tango Game works, the group best known for The Evil Within series, and most just recently understood for Ghost wire: Tokyo. It is notably held by Shinji Miami, the creator of Local Evil. The game made a splash on January 25 when it was released, partially because of its quality however also since nobody knew it existed till it was released out of no place.

Now that the game officially supports the Steam Deck it needs to run smoother and more regularly on the Steam device. Luckily, while the game is fantastic, it's not extremely requiring on your hardware, unlike some of last year's finest games, so it must be a great experience on Steam Deck.

The Steam Deck now officially supports 2023's highest-rated new video game. While the crown of the most popular game of 2023 so far is unquestionably being used by Hogwarts Legacy, the highest-rated game of 2023 isn't as clear-cut Technically, the highest-rated release of 2023 is The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt-- Total Edition on Xbox Series X, but this isn't technically a brand-new video game.