Along with learning more about PeppermintĪnother short chapter focused on the fight against Mimosa. She’s prepping the Project Armstrong Festival, and thus Chai takes a shortcut through the Vandelay Museum. With Korsica joining the group, the next target is Mimosa, head of marketing at Vandelay. Eventually, the player leaves and must deal with Kale’s CH-ASIR bot on a tram. Eventually, he goes one-on-one with Korsica, which is more of a parry battle. It leads to a battle in an elevator as the group battles a flying mini-boss.Ī relatively short chapter where Chai battles enemies on a tram en route to confronting Korsica.Īrriving in Security Wing 2, Chai battles his way through Korsica’s security. Track 5: Breaking Out!Ĭaptured by Korsica, Vandelay’s head of security, Chai has to break out. Peppermint discovers that SPECTRA will be used for mind control. Eventually, the duo must battle against Zanzo (more accurately, drain his budget). To disable the Z-Shielding on Zanzo’s robots and various doors, Chai enlists the help of Macaron, a former Vandelay employee. After heaps of platforming and avoiding raining lava, Chai runs into Zanzo, the head of the department.Ĭhai gets punched through multiple floors of R&D. The next destination is the R&D branch, located below the island and powered with magma. It ends in a fight with Rekka and Peppermint learning more about SPECTRA and its inability to interface with users.
Peppermint needs more information on SPECTRA, so Chai ventures back into Production to sneak into Rekka’s office. It culminates in a boss fight with QA-1MIL and Chai meeting Peppermint.
This is a tutorial that familiarizes the player with various mechanics and combos. The story begins with Chai gaining his robot arm. Here’s the full walkthrough for the game. Nevertheless, it offers several encounters, boss fights and a great selection of tracks. Tango Gameworks’ Hi-Fi Rush isn’t a very long game, with its 12 Chapters (or Tracks) taking about 11 hours or so to finish, depending on the difficulty and your playstyle.
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