Yeah High on Life is pretty much what you'd expect from the co-creator of Rick & Morty - lots of similar humour, and even the same"wild space-time shenanigans" basic premise

Having your guns be your companion characters is an interesting idea, and also kind of neat because it puts their characters front-and-centre. Very few total guns to compensate for being voiced, although each gun has a few different shooting options, as well as movement abilities that unlock new areas, both adding flavours and expression to gunfights as the game progresses

I had an alright time. It gets points for being a focused experience, and not hanging around too long, but your enjoyment mostly hinges on how you find the writing and dialogue, because it's constant. I don't mind it that much - and even had a chuckle now and then - but if you find it annoying, you probably won't make it through, although there is always the mute button

Not much to say to be honest, and this is another added to the pile of games waiting for DLC to finish properly