High on Life launched on the unique Nintendo Switch earlier this 12 months, however now the sport is getting a little bit of a console improve. As introduced by developer Squanch Video games, High on Life is now out there on the Nintendo Switch 2, and it comes with a number of small however welcome enhancements. That is not even mentioning the very agreeable improve path.
To start with, you need to use the Pleasure-Con 2’s mouse controls in the event you like taking part in your first-person shooters as in the event you’re on a PC–a nifty use of the characteristic we’ll certainly see in different FPS releases additional down the road. There’s additionally improved VFX and texture high quality, a better body price, and an enhanced decision whereas docked that brings the sport as much as 1080p and 30 frames per second.
The excellent news for these of you who already personal the sport on the unique Switch and have additionally picked up a Switch 2 is you could improve the sport fully without spending a dime. Or, in the event you’re shopping for it for the primary time, it’s going to set you again $40 digitally.
High on Life initially launched again in 2022 to a middling reception, usually touchdown on the constructive finish greater than adverse. GameSpot’s High on Life evaluate did not come away from it massively wowed, however did discover it humorous no less than.
A sequel was additionally introduced earlier this 12 months, and is presently set to be launched February 13, 2026. It is going to be out there on PS5, Xbox Sequence X|S, and PC, however there’s presently no phrase on a Switch or Switch 2 launch.