Following a leaked listing in a PlayStation database, High On Life has officially been released for PS4 and PS5. It's available now for $60 on both platforms.

　　Prior to the official launch, a PS4 version of High On Life was found on the PlayStation backend through the PlayStation database, Orbis Patches. There were entries for both the US and EU regions for the Squanch Games-developed and -published game.

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　　High On Life was released in December 2022 for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. It's also available on Game Pass. Squanch Games co-founder Justin Roiland resigned from the studio after domestic violence charges against him were revealed in January. However, the studio will continue to operate without him.

　　In GameSpot's High On Life review, we said, "Ultimately, High On Life is, in its own weird way, a take on what a modern Metroid Prime game could be, through the lens of Justin Roiland's comedy antics. There's a similar sense of exploration mixed with fast-paced moments of combat, only here it's also swelling with expletive-laden jokes and sometimes incoherent rambling."

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