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Squanch Games has delayed High On Life 2 for Nintendo Switch 2 from April 20, 2026 to July 1, 2026. Digital pre-orders are canceled while physical pre-orders remain and will ship in July. The game previously released on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC on February 13, with the Switch 2 version now slated for a July launch, following extra production polish.
Squanch Games has delayed High on Life 2’s Switch 2 release from April 20 to July 1 to better meet high quality standards; digital preorders have been canceled, while physical copies will still ship in July. The game released on Steam, Epic, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S earlier this year and has received mixed impressions.
The reviews for the new 'High on Knife' DLC are generally positive, with critics praising its humor and mechanics. While some experienced performance issues, they believe these will be patched out. The DLC is seen as a worthy addition to the main game and recommended for fans of 'High on Life'. However, there are not many reviews available yet, so the average score is estimated to be around 75-80.
High on Knife, the mini-sequel DLC for the divisive Xbox Game Pass title High on Life, offers an enjoyable experience with new weapons and a quirky story. The DLC takes players on Knifey's quest to find a mysterious package, featuring slug-infested planets and a parasitic underworld. While the story may not be remarkable, the humor and absurdity are present throughout. The standout feature of High on Knife is its impressive weapons, particularly the B.A.L.L gun with pinball-like features. The DLC is not particularly scary, with only a few jump scares in the latter half. The developer, Squanch Games, has put equal effort into developing this DLC, making it a worthwhile addition to the main game. The duration of the DLC is around three hours, making it a short but memorable experience. The price is yet to be determined, but it should be considered for fans of the main game.
High on Life, the popular first-person shooter developed by Squanch Games, may be coming to PlayStation 4, as a PS4 version of the game was found listed on Orbis Patches, a website that tracks PS4 game updates. The game, which features intergalactic bounty hunters using foul-mouthed guns to fight aliens, was initially released on Xbox and PC in December 2022 and quickly became a hit. An expansion called High on Knife was also announced during the 2023 Xbox Extended Showcase.
Squanch Games announced a new expansion for their hit game High On Life, called High On Knife, which will feature a new planetary environment, new characters, and a spookier, bloodier vibe. The DLC will include two new guns voiced by Sarah Sherman and Alec Robbins, and a new boss voiced by Gabourey Sidibe. The release date and pricing for High On Knife have not been announced yet. The original game is available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Windows PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, and is included with Game Pass.
High on Life, a game available on Game Pass, is getting a new DLC that will be spookier than the main game but still comedic. However, the gun character voiced by Justin Roiland, who left Squanch Games following allegations of domestic violence, will likely not be included in the DLC. Roiland was charged with one felony count of domestic battery with corporal injury and one felony count of false imprisonment by menace, violence, fraud and/or deceit in January 2020, but the case was later dropped due to a lack of sufficient evidence.
Squanch Games has announced a new paid DLC expansion for its popular first person shooter game, High On Life, called 'High on Knife'. The DLC will be "a bit spookier" than the main game and will feature two new weapons, 'Harper' and 'B.A.L.L'. The DLC is set two years after the main game and will be a continuation of the story. The release date is yet to be announced, but it will be available on Xbox Game Pass "soon".