High on Life DLC “High on Knife” Announced; Details and Teaser Trailer Revealed

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Squanch Games has announced a High On Life DLC at the Xbox Games Showcase Extended called “High on Knife.” High On Life was the biggest Xbox Game Pass launch of 2022, and exclusively launched for Xbox and PC. While the game was received mixed among critics, it was a mega-hit among the fans, crossing over 7.5 million unique players in just 4 months.

Check out the High on Life DLC “High on Knife” teaser trailer here:

The DLC will place High On Life players in a darker, scarier setting ruled by a mysterious (and obviously goopy) new boss named Mux (voiced by Gabourey Sidibe).

High On Knife will add two brand-new talking gun character to your roster, Harper, an ex-military pistol voiced by Sarah Sherman (Saturday Night Live), and B.A.L.L., a pinball gun operated by gibberish-speaking weirdos (gibberish by Alec Robbins). Squanch Games promises that High On Knife will feature more gameplay elements and that more details will be shared soon.

Along with your new guns and Knifey’s hyper-violent upgrade, overcome the two-headed Bloat that hunts in the dark. Expect more weird, funny, and surprising stuff coming to High On Life, with High On Knife.

If you’re thinking about picking up the game, it scored an impressive 8.5/10 in our review of the game with our reviewer saying:

The game serves as an excellent foundation for (what is hopefully) the start of a franchise. The gameplay is fun, though with flaws, and the writing and story are hilarious, despite overstaying in some parts. And visually speaking, I think this might be one of the best-looking games I’ve played all year, thanks to its unique art direction. As a title that is part of this month’s Game Pass offering, I cannot recommend this anymore. And if you aren’t a subscriber and fancy the dark humor Rolland is known for, it’s well worth the price of admission.

Stay tuned for more updates revealed during the Xbox Games Showcase Extended!

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