High on Life Developer Asks Not to Yell at Him; Game Delayed
Gamers waiting for the release of High on Life need to be a little more patient, as the quirky shooter will suffer a minor delay.
Surely many of you remember this year's Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase, where Squanch Games unveiled its latest creation. High on Life - because that's the game in question - stirred up a lot of excitement among the gamers, mainly due to the fact that Justin Roiland, creator of the cartoon Rick and Morty, is involved in the project. This quirky shooter immediately became a "must have" for fans of the aforementioned creator. Unfortunately, potential buyers of the game will have to change their plans in the fall.
The developers conveyed the news that the debut of High on Life will be slightly delayed (from October 25 to December 13) on Twitter, in a rather original way. Admittedly, the date is not particularly far off, but we know that for impatient gamers these are ages. Apparently, the developer is also aware of this, so at the beginning of the shared post, he asked the fans... not to yell at him..
According to the news, the reason for the delay is the desire to polish the title as much as possible and "squash" some bugs. The message also offers an animation as an apology for the delay.
You have to admit that it's hard to be angry with the developers when you receive the bad news in such form.
Finally, we remind that High on Life will debut on PC, as well as Xbox One and Xbox Series S/X consoles. The game will be available from the day of release on the Game Pass service.
