Grand Theft Auto V
If you want: more comedy and “satire”
Playable on: basically everything
If you somehow haven’t played Grand Theft Auto V over the countless re-releases its received since 2013, you absolutely should given how its absurd characters and plot themes tap into some of the same tonal palettes as High on Life.
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Like South Park, GTAV’s story and writing clearly thinks very highly of itself. In some ways I think this makes it a candidate worthy of being satirized itself. But it’s tough to deny the gameplay, which is some of the best in the series’ long history. It’s a wild, loud, fun ride that would serve as a great follow up to High on Life, but perhaps with a slightly more serious main story.
