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High Times
In a world where you can get high with no consequences, the hardest drug to get over are your exes. In this (anti) dating sim, you'll manage a café, serve special donuts that get customers high, and live out the ultimate fantasy — getting closure with your exes!
Details
- Released
- July 23, 2026
- Developer
- Yangyang Mobile
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG) · Simulator · Indie
- Publisher
- Yangyang Mobile
- Platforms
- PC · Switch · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
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High Times Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
I think most people would agree that donuts are great (or at least I love donuts). But imagine if they weren't just a lovely tasting treat... but could also
The biggest shame is that the marketing simply hasn’t found its audience. I first heard about High Times over a year before release, then barely saw it mentioned again. Looking at the player numbers after launch was honestly disappointing because this game deserved more attention than it got. It is not perfect, but it is one of those ambitious indie projects that clearly has a lot of heart behind it. 8/10.
Create your own pastry chef, manage a donut shop, and rediscover love in this charming visual novel with management elements.
If you're looking for a relaxing game for the journey (in the back seat) down through Europe this summer, High Times could well be a good choice for some entertainment, as long as you're not expecting a deep simulation game.
High Times serves up a charming dating sim about mood-altering donuts, but constant crashes and progression bugs make it hard to recommend.
High Times is a fantastic and well-written visual novel dating sim. It struggles in some places, but none of that felt like it mattered quite as much as where the game succeeds: the story. It provides grounded yet interesting characters to sink your teeth into, along with some added mystery. While the RNG of who shows up each day does feel inhibiting, it does give you a chance to see other characters and their experiences. With more meaningful choices, there are fewer choices overall, and that's more than okay. High Times tells an emotionally complex and intriguing story that almost everyone c...