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High On Life Is Helping Make The Case For Bigger Games On Quest

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Squanch Games’ quirky shooter, High on Life, is being adapted for Meta Quest 3 and 3S headsets, marking a significant effort to bring larger, more complex games to VR. Developers are tackling technical challenges like optimization and frame rate to ensure a smooth experience, with a particular focus on translating the game's unique, expressive Gatlian guns into compelling VR interactions. Keep an eye on updates regarding Knifey's expanded role, as the team is prioritizing his integration into the VR experience.

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