Upcoming Squanch Games sequel High on Life 2 will offer players multiple games to find in-game, and yes, they are fully playable. The list of games to find and play in High on Life 2 includes the infamous Bible Adventures.
Those who played the original High on Life will remember the four movies players could watch in their entirety. The game licensed movies like Tammy and the T-Rex, Blood Harvest, and Demon Wind, allowing players to sit and watch them from the comfort of a theater in High on Life. It was a series of cool Easter eggs, and it seems that the sequel is set to take things a step further.
High on Life 2 Will Let Fans Play More Than Five Emulated Games In-Game
Speaking to IGN at Gamescom 2025, Squanch Games chief creative officer and art director Mikey Spano revealed that the game will include “some surprising B+ tier movies,” while also featuring emulated, playable video games from years past. According to Spano, there are “more than five,” one of which is the 1991 game Bible Adventures, which has often been touted as one of the worst video games of all time. “Yes, you can play the whole thing,” Spano said. “And it’s not the only emulated game in there.”
Spano didn’t reveal any more of the games to IGN, nor the number of games that players will be able to play upon High on Life 2‘s release. Still, it’s a fascinating and innovative way to preserve these older titles legally. If Bible Adventures is any indication, players are definitely in for an interesting time when it comes to the emulated games in High on Life 2.
High on Life 2 launches on February 13, 2026, on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The original High on Life was extremely popular on Xbox Game Pass upon its launch almost three years ago, and the sequel aims to repeat the feat at the start of next year. The first game received a Top Critic Average of 69 on review aggregator site OpenCritic, and the hope is that the sequel can take several steps forward to improve on this score considerably.
High on Life 2
- Developer(s)
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Squanch Games
- Publisher(s)
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Squanch Games
- Number of Players
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Single-player
- Steam Deck Compatibility
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Unknown
