The highly anticipated sequel High on Life 2 from Squanch Games is set to revolutionize the gaming experience by incorporating multiple fully playable retro games within its universe. Players will be able to discover and enjoy these hidden gems, with one confirmed title being the notorious 1991 game Bible Adventures, often cited among the worst video games ever made.

Fans of the original High on Life will recall the four complete movies that players could watch within the game, including licensed titles like Tammy and the T-Rex, Blood Harvest, and Demon Wind. These cinematic Easter eggs provided unique entertainment value, and the sequel appears to be taking this concept to the next level by incorporating interactive gaming experiences.

During Gamescom 2025, Squanch Games chief creative officer and art director Mikey Spano revealed to IGN that the upcoming title will include "more than five" emulated, playable video games from past decades. In addition to these gaming treasures, players can also expect "some surprising B+ tier movies" to enhance the overall experience. Spano confirmed that Bible Adventures is just one of several emulated games available, stating "Yes, you can play the whole thing. And it's not the only emulated game in there."

While Spano didn't disclose the complete list of games or the exact number players will discover upon High on Life 2's release, this innovative approach represents a fascinating method of legally preserving older titles. The inclusion of Bible Adventures suggests that players are in for an eclectic and potentially humorous collection of retro gaming experiences.