The adventure may be over, but that does not mean there's nothing left to explore. Here's what players need to know about High on Life's post-game.
The bounty hunter has risen through the ranks from deadbeat gamer to intergalactic savior. High on Life's story missions have been completed, and there’s only one question left hanging in the air: what’s next?
Some slight spoilers ahead...
High on Life leaves some open ends after facing off with Gargantuous, but Earth is still left (relatively) intact, and the day has been won. The credits include some photographs that offer a little tease of the epilogue for this journey, but that's about all players get for a resolution until a potential DLC or sequel releases. However, that doesn’t mean there isn’t still more High on Life has to offer. Here, we’ll list the things that may be worth setting sights on in High on Life's post-game.
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Is There Post-Game Content in High on Life?
Fortunately, there is post-game content in High on Life though it comes in the form of exploring the places that the player has been before. There aren’t many more narrative beats to uncover, nor is there any specific direction to explore. Lezduit is unfortunately absent, as is Lizzie, but that does not mean there aren’t plenty of other NPCs to still interact with.
After completing the game and rolling credits, click to continue the game. There is some brief dialogue from Gene that vaguely alludes to a meta-acknowledgment of everyone’s existence within a game before the player is free to roam.
What to Do After Beating High on Life?
The most obvious answer is to complete 100% of the achievements. This includes exploring areas and finding all Luglox Chests, investigating all the warp discs that Blorto sells, and perhaps beginning a new game to catch any achievements that may have previously been missed.
As of now, there is no New Game Plus, so beginning again without the full arsenal will be a bit of a bummer. Still, it is a brilliant opportunity to explore new dialogue decisions.
Apart from simply beginning anew, as previously stated, the warp discs are ideal for post-game content. These side outings can be activated at warp locations indicated by blue beams that shoot into the sky.
Warp discs are purchased at Blorto’s in Blim City using warp crystals which can be found at enemy warp bases. Each disc contains a side adventure of sorts. Some contain puzzles, others contain full-length movies, and nearly all of them contain jokes. If the player has been enthused by High on Life’s brand of comedy thus far, rest assured that the warp discs contain some of the writing team’s best efforts.
The Secret Ending
If the post-game has made the bounty hunter eager for a bit of narrative content, there is one off-shoot in particular worth exploring. This secret ending comes complete with a sequel tease, an achievement, and some pivotal drama that certainly adds intrigue to the potential future of High on Life. For any fan of the game thus far, finding this scene is an absolute must. Here's a guide to learn how to get into Dr. Gurgula's Secret Lab.
High on Life is available on PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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