Decent comedy FPS is in an age where single-player FPS campaigns are becoming somewhat rare.

Neither the story, nor the gameplay is particularly amazing, but on a sale, it's a decent way to spend 10 hours.

The game was pretty good overall, my only issue, the game couldve been a bit longer, even with the dlc. :/ still i give it a 7/10

Alright Morty, strap in, 'cause we're diving into "High on Life," a game that’s like if Rick Sanchez himself decided to create a psychedelic shooter in a lab filled with sentient, talking guns. First off, let's talk about the humor – it's got that classic, in-your-face, irreverent style you'd expect from the creators of "Rick and Morty." It’s like they took every weird, inappropriate thought and crammed it into this game. So if you're into that, you're in for a wild ride.

Graphically, it’s a trip, Morty! The visuals are like a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors and bizarre alien worlds. It looks so good you might even forget you’re playing a game and not just hallucinating on some interdimensional cable.

Now, for the bad news. Bugs. And no, not the fun, squishy kind you’d expect to blast with your talking guns. I’m talking about the kind of bugs that make you want to throw your controller into the next dimension. There’s nothing quite like getting sucked into a game-breaking glitch just when you’re about to save the universe. It’s the kind of frustration that’d make even Jerry lose his cool.

But hey, here’s a silver lining: the game runs surprisingly smooth on the Steam Deck. So if you're looking for a portable trip through this chaotic universe, you're covered. And here’s the real kicker, Morty: you can snag this wacky, glitchy adventure for dirt cheap on Humble Bundle Choice right now. It’s like getting a Plumbus for the price of a butter robot!

So, if you’re up for some insane, bug-ridden fun, and you’ve got a twisted sense of humor, "High on Life" is worth the ride. Just, y'know, keep a portal gun handy for when you get stuck.