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From Screen to Page: SQUANCH GAMES Expands Hit Franchise into Comics
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From Screen to Page: SQUANCH GAMES Expands Hit Franchise into Comics

Mar 21, 2024 1:00 PM

The hit franchise High on Life is expanding to the comic book realm, thanks to a collaboration between Squanch Games and Titan Comics. A new series inspired by the distinctive humor and universe of the High on Life video game has just been announced. Featuring cover art by Bayleigh Underwood, the comic series promises to continue the game’s storyline, with the game's writer Alec Robbins penning the script, accompanied by artist Kit Wallis and colorist JP Jordan.

Set after the game’s event, the comic follows the Bounty Hunter and supporting cast on new intergalactic adventures, steeped in action and themes of redemption. Fans can expect the same blend of humor and excitement that characterized the video game. The first issue of the High on Life comic series is set for release on June 12, 2024, with a retail price of $3.99.

When is the High on Life comic book series being released?

The first issue of the High on Life comic book series is scheduled for release on June 12, 2024.

High on Life, developed by Squanch Games, is an FPS that gained attention for its comedic narrative and sentient, talking guns. The game received praise for its originality and humor, although its combat system and polish attracted some criticism. Nonetheless, High on Life established a distinct identity, and the move into comics signals a broader narrative universe for fans to explore. The game already has an expansion titled HIgh on Knife, further building upon its unique universe.



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