Day One Xbox Game Pass Game Hit With Delay
In recent years, Xbox Game Pass has been flooded with tons of new games, including popular titles from Electronic Arts and Ubisoft, and additional perks for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. One upcoming Xbox Game Pass day one title that's been confirmed during a big showcase event has been hit with a delay that pushes it to a later 2022 launch.
During the Xbox and Bethesda Showcase event earlier this year, several games were unveiled for the first time while others received new reveals, DLC trailers, and more. One of the new games confirmed during this showcase was the vibrantly colorful High On Life from Squanch Games, a space-faring FPS adventure that draws inspiration from Rick and Morty and is fittingly conceived by Justin Roiland. Although High On Life is still set to release by the end of 2022, Squanch Games has delayed it for further optimization of bugs.
Xbox Game Pass Confirms Another Day One Game for September 2022
In a recent Twitter announcement, Squanch Games stated that High On Life will be delayed about six weeks in order to «squash some bugs,» referencing a lot of the game's enemies shown during the reveal trailer. The good news shared by the development studio in the aforementioned tweet confirmed that High On Life will be released on December 13, which still doesn't leave players with much time to wait for the new Justin Roiland creation. Included with the delay announcement, Squanch Games also shared a strange animation called «Dating Ad» that has comedic talking characters like the guns in High On Life, but it swaps the more realistic 3D visuals of the game for a more cartoonish approach.
The Dating Ad animation shows a father and son who both try to explain why someone should marry the younger of the two,
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