High On Life 2

Warning! This game has some glitches. I just did all the paperwork (if you know you know) and the joke credit scene didnt trigger. When I reloaded the checkpoint it started all the way over. If you are going to have a joke mini game that takes 40 minutes to complete make sure it works. I have had a couple other problems as well. Overall I think this game is worth it when on sale, and fun to play. I dont know if they took Kenny out or not but if they did that is a big downside.

Es un juego muy divertido, sin duda el sentido del humor esta muy bien llevado, cada personaje y su personalidad están bien representadas en este mundo alienígena, alucinógeno y futurista, cada dialogo y ocurrencias derrochan mucha creatividad, creo que si tuviese que describir con una palabra este juego seria "creativo" hay mucha interacción con la cuarta pared, con el jugador, con la interfaz, ¡con la lógica del juego !, los niveles y misiones tienen una estructura y diseño innovadores, te sacan una carcajada con lo impredecibles de las situaciones, tiene mucho carisma todo el juego, el humor es acido, absurdo pero inteligente, es lo que mas sobresale en todo momento. la historia y la narrativa se torna original por la manera en que se desenvuelven las situaciones. Lo recomiendo mucho, graficamente es muy bello, eso si, la optimización no es la mejor pero ajustando algunos parámetros se soluciona, lo mas sobresaliente de este juego, son sus diálogos, su diseño artístico, sus mecánicas, creatividad y jugabilidad.

Few game breaking bugs but a good story, good follow on from the previous game, fun gameplay, new fun skateboard mechanic. Fun boss fights, cool new characters. Not fun is the collectathon for cosmetics and a weapon from the previous game. Good Humour. Probably best to get it when it's discounted like I did.

chill quick play. fps never got up to 100 (my refresh rate) during gameplay even on medium settings, but reached a solid 50-60 frames. game feels too dark unlike the first game, probably an unreal engine 5 issue. overall worth the now $40 price (wouldn't buy at $60) and i haven't 100%'d it yet so i still have 5-10 hours left.

The game is not good neiher is bad. You really have to figure out what the craeators wated to do in these puzzles. Very dumb idea, i cant finish the game without youtube or maybe i should just give up. this game is ok generally speaking, but the developers didnt make a good job at all.

fun game, but better if my computer could not lag all the time from it

As someone who considers the first High on Life to be one of the best games I have ever played, starting the sequel felt like a punch in the gut. I recently bought a brand-new, high-end gaming PC and couldn’t wait to jump in, expecting that raw, chaotic, improvised "Rick and Morty" style of humor. Instead, the first half of the game left me deeply disappointed. It felt corporate, safe, and mechanically flawed. But I am so incredibly glad I pushed through, because the second half completely saved the experience. My main grievance with High on Life 2 is that it feels incredibly tamed down. The developers clearly got scared of censorship or controversy after Justin Roiland's departure, so they self-censored the game to make it a "safe, mainstream product." The unique, chaotic improvisation is entirely gone, and the weapon chemistry is severely damaged without Kenny's iconic voice I constantly found myself missing the literal WTF moments from the first game and the High on Knife DLC. Remember buying "Alien ♥♥♥" from that sketchy guy just to have it sit in your inventory while your gun screams at you? Remember arguing with the red and blue alien worms about who is hotter just to get through a gate? Remember guarding a random alien’s bike by staring at it or bathing with the nude alien and then cleaning hes ass in high on knife?Remember the absolute shock of shooting the annoying "Slums Kid" and hearing Kenny panic about losing the game's E-for-Everyone rating? Or literally getting inside of an anus of the alein creature to travel? None of that edgy, dirty, ballsy humor is present here. There is no risk-taking. The game design itself actively harms the comedy The first part of the game suffers from a major game design conflict. The developers introduced a fast-paced skateboard mechanic, which is fun to use, but it forced them to make the maps 5,000 times bigger. Because of this, the worlds often feel like an empty void that you just zoom through. In the first game, walking slowly forced you to naturally interact with the world and discover legendary, bizarre bits (like shooting the annoying kid in the Slums or guarding a random alien's bike). In the sequel, the skateboard creates a restless "ADHD feeling" where you just want to rush forward, completely ruining the organic interaction with NPCs. To make matters worse, the developers artificially slowed you down by cramming the maps with tedious, horribly designed electrical puzzles involving a random guy's head. It completely killed the "Doom-style" action flow. On top of that, the technical optimization is a mess. "Blue Wizard" retro world was so broken and bugged out that I had to restart checkpoints 5 times and do the quests again just to progress. Later, the "Big Mutant” boss fight on the farm caused a catastrophic performance drop down to literal 5 FPS during her three annoying revives and transformations. - The Good: When the Game Finally Finds Its Soul Everything changes after the slow start. While the luxury yacht section was nothing special, the game completely shifts gears the moment you go to save the father on the farm. The transition to Earth—riding on rails, fighting uniform-wearing cultists, and dealing with demonic monsters—finally brought back that "normally weird" fiction vibe. The character writing completely saves the game in the later hours. Travis's girlfriend/wife drama made the game genuinely hilarious. Even our own mother’s romantic relationship with Lezduit, which results in them having a literal alien-gun baby named Jeffy. It is the most random, and brilliant thing, and it’s exactly the kind of wIerdness i play this franchise for. The alien court scene is another absolute masterpiece of game design. It was intense, funny, and beautifully built. Earlier in the game, the Senator Muppy Doo boss fight also showed incredible creativity by literally hacking your pause menu, changing your language and forcing you to play a retro NES games. - The Finale and Verdict: The ending completely redeemed the entire journey. Facing a surviving member of the old G3 cartel as the final boss was pure adrenaline. And just like the first game (where you got a joke achievement for spending 15 hours in an Alien Strip Club), the sequel delivers another hilarious, custom troll achievement that put a massive smile on my face. High on Life 2 is a game of two completely different halves. If you judge it by the first 40%, it feels like a buggy, censored corporate product. But if you have the patience to get to the farm, the court, and the party shop, it turns in to more spectacular, funny, and deeply satisfying ride.