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Former Xbox console exclusive gameHigh on Life, which was also a day one Xbox Game Pass release, is suddenly available on PS4 and PS5.High on Lifeis the latest release from Squanch Games, a studio that was founded byRick and Mortycreator Justin Roiland. Roiland has since departed from the studio, butHigh on Lifesupport has continued.
Recently, Squanch Games announced plans to releaseHigh on LifeDLC calledHigh on Knife, which, based on the trailers that have been released so far, looks like it will retain the base game’s crude humor and mix it with sci-fi horror. Time will tell how fans react to theHigh on LifeDLCwhen it drops this fall, but in the meantime, those on PlayStation consoles can finally check out the base game for themselves.
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ThePlayStation versions ofHigh on Lifeleakedearlier this week, but now they’re available to the masses. Gamers on both PS4 and PS5 have the chance to pick upHigh on Lifefor $59.99 if they’d like, with the game shadow dropped on both platforms on July 22. While fans knew to expect the PlayStation versions ofHigh on Lifethanks to the leak, it’s highly unusual for new games to release on PlayStation on Saturdays, so it has still come as a surprise to many.
Squanch Games released a new trailer to announce the surprise-launch ofHigh on Lifeon PS4 and PS5. The trailer gives fans an overview of the first-person shooter action they can expect from the game, and wraps by showing off its all-star voice cast. The trailer provides an extensivelist ofHigh on Lifevoice talent, but it does stop short of mentioning Justin Roiland, who voices key characters in the game.
Roiland was charged with domestic battery and false imprisonment, though the charges were ultimately dropped due to “insufficient evidence.” Even so, various other individuals accused Roiland of inappropriate behavior after the charges came to light, prompting Roiland to be removed fromRick and MortyandSolar Opposites. Roiland resigned from Squanch Games around the same time this happened. It’s no surprise that Roiland wasn’t mentioned in the trailer in light of this, though it will definitely be interesting to see how Squanch Games moves forward considering its identity is tied to Roiland and Roiland’s sense of humor in such a significant way. Time will tell, but for now, PlayStation gamers waiting forHigh on Lifecan finally play it for themselves.
High on Lifeis available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
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