Overall, High on Life is a pretty awesome game characterized largely by a constant stream of over-the-top humor that will get plenty of laughs out of most people. If you vibe with Justin Roiland's humor in Rick & Morty, you're probably gonna dig this game as well. It's a serviceable FPS platformer that is set in various, well-realized hub worlds. The bombastic art direction throughout is superb. The little details in High on Life are also fantastic - whether that be NPC dialogue, 4th wall-breaking jeers, or satirical depictions of our own society. It is readily apparent a lot of effort went into designing the bizarre setting for this title.
Performance is fine but I encountered a handful of frustrating bugs that were easily mitigated by checkpoint reloads. However, there is one prominent achievement bug that is much more obnoxious, given the setup for it requires a whole playthrough of the campaign. I am hopeful this will be patched, but I've seen no official word on the matter.
Squanch Games brought something quite unique to the table with High on Life, and I am quite keen to continue to see them make more titles outside of the VR space.
Performance is fine but I encountered a handful of frustrating bugs that were easily mitigated by checkpoint reloads. However, there is one prominent achievement bug that is much more obnoxious, given the setup for it requires a whole playthrough of the campaign. I am hopeful this will be patched, but I've seen no official word on the matter.
Squanch Games brought something quite unique to the table with High on Life, and I am quite keen to continue to see them make more titles outside of the VR space.