High On Life

High On Life is a uniquely irreverent first-person shooter that blends humor, colorful sci-fi worlds, and dynamic gameplay. Players appreciate the game's distinct art style, vibrant alien environments, and the novelty of talking guns that provide both combat utility and comedic dialogue. The humor is heavily influenced by Justin Roiland's style, reminiscent of early Rick and Morty seasons, mixing crass and sarcastic jokes that resonate well with fans of the show.

The gameplay is accessible and fun, featuring fluid movement mechanics such as grappling, jetpacking, and wall climbing, though some find it somewhat shallow and easy. The story is straightforward but charming, offering a light narrative that complements the game's tone. While the game may not offer deep replayability or a groundbreaking plot, its unique style and humor create an engaging experience for the right audience. However, some technical issues and polarizing humor may detract from enjoyment for certain players.

Highlights

Players praise the game's vibrant and colorful graphics and the unique artistic direction that sets it apart from other shooters. The talking guns are a standout feature, providing both gameplay variety and humorous interactions.

The humor, especially for fans of Rick and Morty, is a major draw, with many finding it genuinely funny and entertaining. The fluid and enjoyable movement mechanics like grappling and jetpacking add to the fun combat experience. The game's story, though simple, is charming and well-delivered with strong voice acting.

Criticisms

Common criticisms include the repetitive and sometimes tiresome humor, which can feel overdone or miss the mark for some players. The gameplay is considered shallow and easy by many, lacking depth beyond basic shooting and exploration.

Technical issues such as frequent crashes and performance drops were reported, impacting the experience. Some players also noted the lack of a map and occasional slow or awkward animations. The game’s length is relatively short, and replay value is limited, leading some to recommend purchasing only on sale.