High on life is delayed until December 13

To finish finishing off this week of delays, High on Life The party is saved. Squanch Games has published on Twitter the statement you have above to announce the delay of the title created by Justin Roquand, which will now be released on December 13, 2022 at Xbox Series X and S , Xbox One and PC , where you can play from day one through Game Pass.

The study, with a joke tone, wears the fact that it continues to come out this year, although it also emphasizes that this delay of a month and a half has the objective of developing the best game experience that can reach your screens, and a little extra time to eliminate some errors is never bad. Because we are going to wait for you about 6 more weeks, accept the linked animation as apology.

The link they speak, by the way, is the one you have below. Just enjoy:

The title of Squanch Games officially presented a couple of months ago, during the Microsoft Conference of NO-E3, when they announced a release date for October 23 in Xbox consoles and computers. It is a game led by the creator of works such as Rick and Morty or Solar Opposites, which mixes a gameplay of shoter in the first person with comedy dyes and a science fiction atmosphere.

Recall that, as indicated by that axios report, this High On Life was part of the Stadia's firm in the beginning, and was scheduled to leave on this platform before Google made the decision to reduce the size of its division of its division of games and that will pass to other hands.

High on life will be published on December 13 at Xbox Series X and S , Xbox One and PC . It will be available from the day of your departure at Game Pass, where you can also play through Cloud Gaming.