澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:High on Life is a new first-person shooter from the team behind Rick and Morty, and it looks a bit like Psychonauts from the eyes of a very, very stoಞned person.

At fir🎐st glance, the game looks like a classic alien blaster, albeit with some unique enemies and kill animations. I𒉰n one scene, you see the player character whip out a big knife and plunge it into the white top of an alien, which turns out to be a big white organic sphere the player character rips out from the alien's dome chanting "More stabbing!"

As the trailer goes on though, you re🍸ally start to see Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland's trademark nihilistic humor and creativity come into play. The game tasks you with disrupting a sophisticated alien drug operation that somehow uses humans to get aliens high. There's a highly disturbing poster marketing a "hyperbong" that allows "the intense high of humanity" to be felt by everyone. There's a cutscene later in the trailer that looks like a mighty convincing trailer for some sort of trippy Rick and Morty spinoff series.

High on Life comes from Roiland's studio⛎ Squanch Games, which is known for gross-out platformer Trover Saves the Universe and "nightmare adventure" VR comedy Accounting+.

"I wanted to make games that I wanted to play, and that was the spark that sort of lit the fire of Squanch Games." Roiland said in a p🔴re🅘ss release, "Then we shipped Trover, we shipped Accounting+, and now we’re on this absolute dream game that we were kind of building towards this whole time."

High on Life launches exclusively on Xbox One and Xb🌄o🔯x Series X in October. It'll also be a day one Game Pass release.

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Fall 2022: High on Life:  Squanch Games details how it's bringing one of the most anticipated 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Xbox Series X games of 2022 to life.