High On Life 2 has more inventive science fiction pistols, more crazy characters and “more than five” playable games, including the infamous biblical adventures.
Creative director Squanch Games/Artistic Director Mikey Spanno and Operational Director/Executive Producer Matty Studivan told Ign about how they raise the stake for continuing the popular comedy shooter during a conversation at Gamescom 2025. Although a larger cast and novel story can be the main draw for fans, the studio claims that it was certain that it was certain that it was certain that it was certain that it was caught more emerging eggs.
The original High On Life is eminent for several full -length movies for players to watch, if they knew where to look, and sounds as if he went high on Life 2 a step further. Spano tells us that in addition to “some surprising B+ Tier movies”, the continuation introduces fully emulated video games. When it was originally asked which titles should be taken into account, Spano says that one game appeared before others: Bible Adventures.
“Yes, you can play the whole,” said the officially licensed version contained in High On Life 2. “And this is not the only emulated game.”
In fact, we have already seen how Bible Adventures appears in the continuation of Squanch. The demonstration version shown at Gamescom 2025 revealed that players, at some point during High On Life 2, meet Senator Richard Kind, Muppy Doo. After he decreased to attack the player (and their menu in the game), players can find the only legal way of playing Bible Adventures in 2025.
Spano stops telling us exactly how many games can be played or which other titles are attached, but promises that there are at least “more than five”. If biblical adventures are the first we hear about, it is not known what else is made.
We will have to wait a few more months to find out which movies and games forced to height at Life 2. Squanch confirmed that its continuation has the release date February 13, 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X | S, as well as Game Pass, at the beginning of this week.
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