High On Life 2

this game is a really fun shooter and absolutely harrlarious and if you have 80 bucks i would get it

High on life 2 improves primarily in the movement system, the skateboard is reasonably fun, My AMD graphics card did not seem to have to hard a time with the game, I ran it at very high and most of the time had around 90ish fps at 1440p, in the entire playthough I think I ran into game breaking glitches only about 4 times, as an seasoned Fallout new vegas player, im desensitized to it, still I don't think its great that the game after so long still Has so many issues. It Feels to me that this game ran out of money at some point in the end, or ran out of time, I found the start and middle of the game to be its strongest, writing wise and gameplay wise, towards the end it gets a little loose. I enjoyed the games writing and voice acting, I am a fan of Justin Roylands voice acting, but found the cast of talking guns did a pretty good job. I especially enjoyed Sheathe I enjoyed it, and found it to be a longer slighter better experience than the original, although I guess it feels less like an rick and morty with guns and more just an adult swim like game.

top but now i have to wait for the next masterpiece

OK I understand why this game has mixed reviews because of a lot of the performance glitches and some people thought the game was just not fun I personally found it really fun I did find a couple glitches here and there turns out I wasn't the only one having that issue but it was still a good game overall and I still recommend it plus they're trying to fix it which is something a lot of companies don't even bother doing

I’d still recommend High on Life 2, partly because I want the series to succeed and hopefully get a bigger budget for the next one. But I’ve also found myself getting bored with it, which probably says more about the sequel’s weaknesses than anything else. As a concept, High on Life is genuinely unique and refreshing in an industry that feels increasingly sterile. HOL 2 isn’t a bad game — it just moves away from some of the things that made the original so memorable. The core FPS gameplay still works and feels broadly similar to the first game. The bigger problem is everything surrounding it. The original was packed with running jokes, bizarre NPC interactions, busy areas and little rewards for exploring. You never quite knew what stupid thing you might find around the next corner. In HOL 2, those moments feel much more sparse and instead tied to the story. Too many buildings are locked, large areas offer very little interaction, and Arcadia in particular feels oddly empty and unlived-in. Eventually that changes how you play. You stop checking doors, stop wandering off the main route and stop expecting the world to surprise you. For a series whose biggest strength was making exploration entertaining in itself, that’s a significant loss. Con Con actually highlights another problem: pacing. That section is absolute chaos — packed with jokes, characters, movement and things happening around you — and it put a huge grin on my face. But it also demonstrates how uneven the rest of the game feels. The game can suddenly become incredibly dense and energetic, only to drop back into long stretches where very little is happening. It feels like too much of the comedy and personality has been concentrated into set pieces rather than spread throughout the world. That would be my biggest hope for HOL 3: don’t just create funny missions — build a funny world. More running jokes, more interactive environments, more NPC conversations, more long-payoff gags and more reasons to explore purely because something ridiculous might happen. They could even improve HOL 2 by giving Arcadia more life. The concept has enormous potential too. Arcadia could have worked as a permanent bounty-hunting hub, with new planets, bounties and stories released over time as DLC, each built around its own characters, locations and running jokes. They already have something genuinely distinctive. They don’t need to reinvent the franchise. They need to better distribute what makes it special. The original made the world itself part of the joke. HOL 2 too often saves the joke for the next mission.

a good fun game not as funny as the first but close

Really great sequel. I personally enjoyed this game more than the first. I don't like that there's areas you can't go back to (Con Con etc) however it means that the explorable worlds don't get swamped with empty boss battle zones. Plenty to collect, loads of mini games and great quirky characters. I only experienced one crash whilst playing through otherwise the game ran well.