High On Life 360 VR first part in the Bedroom

High on Life is a humorous first-person shooter game that also has aspects of action-adventure and Metroidvania gameplay. It takes place in an universe that is based on science fiction and has talking firearms. [1] Justin Roiland was the one who came up with the idea, and Squanch Games was the one who developed and released it. On December 13, 2022, the game was made available for download on Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. The game was met with criticism from reviewers, who were split on its comedic value and criticized the game's technical problems when it was first released.

Gameplay High on Life is a first-person shooter video game that also has aspects of action-adventure and metroidvania gaming genres. The players are entrusted with eliminating certain targets, and they must first fight their way into the target's lair, where they will then engage the targets in a boss fight.
The players use five live firearms known as "Gatlians" and one sentient knife as their primary offensive tools in combat. The weapons include main, alternative, and a unique shooting mode known as "trick hole" that may be employed while engaged in battle. Players now have the ability to utilize ziplines as a means of transportation thanks to an extra grappling ability that the knife grants them. In non-combat situations, weapon specialties may be utilized to solve puzzles and unlock doors to other parts of the game world.
Upgrades may be purchased from stores or found in chests, giving players the opportunity to acquire new skills and improve those they already possess. Like in a Metroidvania game, players will be able to visit previously inaccessible locations as they progress through the game and acquire more Gatlians and other pieces of equipment.

In addition to engaging in battle, players will also come across portions of navigation and platforming, as well as puzzles that may be solved by using the skills of the Gatlians' weapons, and social areas in which they will be able to engage with non-player characters.