Have you ever found yourself paying for over-salted food and overpriced drinks at an Applebee’s and thought: “What if I just stayed here…forever?” Well, a bug making the rounds in the
Rick and Morty-adjacent shooter
High On Life is allowing such a macabre fantasy to come true.
Released earlier this month on Xbox and PC,
High On Life is a shooter steeped in the wacky comedic stylings of
Rick and Morty. Developed by Squanch Games, a studio founded by
Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland himself, the game is about as
loud and obnoxious as you’d expect. Despite obnoxiously bright colours and talking guns
capable of delivering a headache or two, the game has
soared to the top of Game Pass’s most-played titles. Recently, players have been finding themselves trapped in the game’s rendition of well-known American chain restaurant Applebee’s. It’s a bug for sure, but one that feels fittingly on-point for such an absurd and silly game.
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“TRAPPED IN SPACE APPLEBEE’S!!”
starts one Reddit thread on
High On Life’s subreddit. “Hey guy’s, I love Applebee’s. Like fucking LOVE it. I thought Space Applebee’s would be better (AND IT IS!!) but I am stuck inside. This is my checkpoint, trapped inside with the 2 for $US25 ($35) for all eternity. Anyone know a way out?? Plz help,” the post continues.
Searching “Applebee’s stuck” or “Applebee’s trapped
High On Life” on
either High On Life’s subreddit,
or Twitter, yields similar pleas for help. A few have even captured some footage to share the struggle.
Others who have managed to escape are finding themselves
teleported back into the Applebee’s. “Before going home I saved a human outside of the Applebee’s, I got teleported by accident to the sanctuary then I was teleported back where I was, got killed almost instantly and now I’m stuck in the Applebee’s because the door won’t open.”
In addition to asking Squanch Games for comment,
Kotaku has reached out to Applebee’s to find out what one should do if you find yourself in a similar situation.
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