It looks like sales of High on Life on Steam are off to a great start. Squanch Games’ cheeky, comedic first-person shooter, founded by Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland, surpassed Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and FIFA 23 to take second place behind Steam Deck on the weekly chart. of best-selling products. according to SteamDB. Perhaps even more impressive is that High on Life also included the game in the Microsoft PC Game Pass subscription service, but that didn’t stop it from being sold on Steam as well.
In its report for the week ending December 18, SteamDB ranks High On Life in second place, just behind Valve’s Steam Deck (which consistently tops the charts, thanks in part to its much higher price). Valve’s own charts rank it third behind the latest Call of Duty game in the UK and US regions, though they often update a bit slower than external reporting sites.
Benji Sales Industry Journalist Observations that High on Life is the fourth most-played game on Xbox, behind only MW2, Fortnite, and GTA V, and ahead of free-to-play titles like Apex Legends, Roblox, and Overwatch 2. He adds that the title “also works very well on Game Pass. PC game”.
On “Most Popular” lists, Microsoft Game Pass High on Life ranks No. 1 for cloud streaming and just behind the unstoppable Microsoft Solitaire Collection for PC. It certainly sounds like the success story of Squanch Games, proving that there’s a lot of desire to swear in the space.
Our High on Life review notes that the game is a “love letter to fans of Roiland’s previous work” with good gunplay and creative boss fights, but the gunplay isn’t enough to keep the game going unless you don’t be a fan of his brand of humor. However, if you do decide to take the plunge, learn how to get the High on Life secret ending to make sure you see everything the game has to offer.
Source : PC Gamesn
