Squanch Games' Ultimate Dream: Danny DeVito as a Foul-mouthed Gun in High on Life 3?

Fans of the hilariously chaotic and surprisingly deep world of High on Life have something new to get excited about, or at least, something new to dream about! Squanch Games, the innovative studio behind the talking-gun shooter, has made no secret of their ultimate desire for a future installment: securing the legendary actor Danny DeVito to voice one of their eccentric, sentient weapons.

While High on Life 2 is still very much in its nascent stages, with early conceptualization and development underway, the developers are already looking ahead to a potential High on Life 3, and the casting choice at the top of their wish list is none other than DeVito.

According to statements from the team, bringing the acclaimed actor into their quirky universe is considered their 'number one pitch' – an idea so compelling that it’s almost become an internal obsession.

The High on Life series is renowned for its unique premise, where players wield an arsenal of talking, opinionated guns, each with its own distinct personality and often hilarious commentary.

From the enthusiastic Kenny to the cynical Gus, these sentient firearms are central to the game's charm and comedic timing. Introducing Danny DeVito's unmistakable voice and iconic delivery to this lineup would undoubtedly elevate the series' signature blend of absurdity and dark humor.

The vision of a gruff, possibly foul-mouthed, and undeniably sarcastic weapon voiced by DeVito has captivated the Squanch Games team.

They've even playfully discussed launching a 'Hollywood push' to make this dream a reality, highlighting just how serious, yet utterly whimsical, this ambition is. Given DeVito's extensive career, known for characters ranging from the loathsome Frank Reynolds in 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' to the lovable 'Matilda's' dad, his voice would bring an unparalleled blend of charm and potential vitriol to a talking gun.

While specific character archetypes are already being planned for High on Life 2, the 'Danny DeVito gun' concept is firmly earmarked for a hypothetical High on Life 3.

This indicates a long-term, passionate goal from the developers, who clearly believe that DeVito's unique comedic genius would be a perfect fit for their bizarre and beloved franchise. Imagine the in-game banter, the cutting remarks, and the sheer unpredictability a DeVito-voiced weapon would bring to the player's arsenal.

It's a prospect that has fans buzzing with anticipation for what the future might hold for the High on Life universe.