The new Day One release of Xbox Game Pass already allows starting the pre-download on console and PC.
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The arrival of High On Life 2 to Xbox Game Pass is getting closer and, starting today, players can already start saving time. The Squanch Games title already has its pre-download active on Xbox Series and Xbox PC, allowing you to get everything ready before its official release this week.
This is one of the most exciting releases in February within the service, and as with other major releases, Xbox has enabled early download a few days in advance to facilitate access from the first minute.
High On Life 2 is now available for pre-download on Xbox Game Pass
The pre-download is available on both Xbox Series consoles and PC via the Xbox app. Here are the confirmed sizes:
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Xbox Series: 60.6 GB
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Xbox PC: 85.81 GB
In both cases, the download is already active if you have Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass, as it’s a Day One release within the service. High On Life 2 will go on sale and be available on Game Pass on Friday, February 13th, and will also arrive on Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2 on the same day, expanding its reach compared to the first game.
The sequel promises a bigger and more ambitious experience, maintaining the characteristic humor of the original, but with a faster pace, more varied situations, and a more polished gameplay focus. Those who already enjoyed the first title in 2023 will find a clear evolution here, designed for both veterans and new players.
If you play on Xbox or PC and have Game Pass, leaving the download ready from now is the best way to start playing as soon as it’s unlocked.
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