High On Life

High On Life is a first-person shooter with humor and elements of exploration, set in a sci-fi setting. Calm episodes with conversations alternate with shootouts. The peculiarity of the game is that the weapon talks. Trunks argue, joke and give advice, and each has its own character. The arsenal is unusual: instead of the usual pistols and shotguns, you come across creatures with their own techniques and two shooting modes. The world is divided into areas, between which the hero moves as he discovers new skills. This is also how we return to previously visited places to find finds. The supporting characters are also chatty and demand to carry out errands. The puzzles are simple, but require attention. The music and choice of voices emphasize the comedic tone. The duration of the campaign is modest, and the pace does not sag. Trunks are upgraded for what they find, and each has a couple of tricks. Large opponents require a weapon change. Local assignments sometimes develop into full-fledged missions. The duration of the campaign is modest. Pistols and shotguns have acquired characters and voices. Local orders sometimes turn into full-fledged tasks. Returning to familiar places opens up new passages. The jokes are not always successful, but there are a lot of them. The guns have acquired characters, and this is felt in battle. Residents ask for help and thank them for their finds. The jokes are not always successful, but there are a lot of them. The campaign takes place over a weekend. The design is pleasing to the eye. This game is suitable for anyone who appreciates humor in shooters.