High on Life, the sci-fi shooter from Rick and Morty creator Justin Roiland, is scheduled to come back out on Xbox and PC on December thirteenth. High on Life appears like a ridiculous mixture of Galaxy Quest, Oddworld and Bugsnax, sending gamers on an interstellar journey to save lots of their buddies from globular, brightly coloured aliens. Roiland’s studio, Squanch Games, revealed High on Life this June, concentrating on a launch in October. Today’s information marks a delay of simply two months. Considering among the different, longer delays in gaming this 12 months, a number of months is mainly proper on schedule.

A principal characteristic of High on Life is the array of speaking, bug-eyed weapons on the participant’s disposal. The weapons present commentary and jokes as they shoot projectiles together with bullets and their very own spore-like infants. There’s additionally a knife that cries out for blood and says “stab” as you sink its blade into enemies. It’s all very healthful, in a mature-cartoon-violence type of means.

Alongside the brand new launch date, Squanch dropped a brand new trailer for High on Life throughout Gamescom’s Opening Night Live showcase, that includes a boss battle with the baddie 9-TORG. The footage reveals off grappling and gun mechanics in a single room lined in inexperienced sludge, full with near-constant feedback from the weapons.

The Squanch crew introduced the delay on Twitter hours earlier than ONL went reside, alongside an apology video with very Roiland vibes.