The High On Life has received a update with a new graphics mode on the Xbox Series X|S

Comedy shooter High On Life received this week the fourth update called "The Mother of All Patches", and although for the most part it focuses on general fixes, the update also added a new mode of operation to the Xbox Series X|S version of the game, aimed at improving the quality of graphics.

The mode with which High On Life is launched by default is now called "Performance Mode" and offers the previous 60 frames per second in resolution up to 1440p on the Xbox Series X, however, if desired, players can change it to a completely new "Quality Mode", featuring an improved visual with dynamic 4K at 30 FPS.

On the younger Xbox Series S , the project now works as follows:Performance Mode — dynamic resolution up to 1080p with a speed of 60 frames per secondquality Mode — dynamic resolution up to 1440p with a speed of 30 frames per secondthe update also eliminated problems with the progression and unlocking of some achievements, fixed a number of gameplay and technical bugs, and the PC version additionally received support for NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR 2.0 supersampling technologies and Intel XeSS.

High On Life has been available on Xbox Series X|S and PC since December last year, including through an Xbox Game Pass subscription.