Split Fiction is a 2-player cooperative game by Hazelight Studios, a Swedish developer known for making creative and ...

This year has been chock-full of fantastic games already, with a handful of them already being touted as Game of the Year ...

In Split Fiction, you can ride on the back of a dragon, transform into a ball droid that also doubles as a nifty exosuit, and rollick around as both a pig and a cooked sausage. If I ever needed ...

Split Fiction is far from the largest game out there — larger, more expansive AAA experiences easily break 100GB, these days — but it's still pretty big for a 15-hour adventure title.

It Takes Two developer, Hazelight Studios, announces its new game Split Fiction Split Fiction is a new cooperative adventure game featuring a fantasy sci-fi twist The game launches on March 6, 2025 ...

Rise of the Dragon Realm in Split Fiction has another puzzle that might block your progress toward confronting the Megalith, the colossal monster responsible for the almost-extinction of dragonkind.

Split Fiction was released this month, and it’s quickly crept its way up to become a date night staple. The game comes from Hazelight Studios, the company that made the wonderful It Takes Two.

Split Fiction Simply as a product of four more years to hone their craft, the art team stepped things up a bit in Split Fiction. Mio's sci-fi worlds are packed with cyberpunk detail, and Zoe's ...

The Down the Rabbit Hole puzzle in Split Fiction is a physics-based challenge in Chapter 6 (Isolation) that requires a balance of gliding, magnetic platforming, and precise coordination between Mio an ...

Ahead of Split Fiction’s release in March, Shacknews was invited to an extended preview of Hazelight’s latest co-op adventure. I played three hours of Split Fiction, getting to check out main ...

To answer the question, Split Fiction isn't a sequel to A Way Out or It Takes Two, so you won't be missing out on any key story beats if you dive straight into it. All three games feature entirely ...

You must work together. Where Split Fiction thrives on competitive storytelling, It Takes Two thrives on synchronized cooperation. It’s heartfelt, absurd, and full of memories waiting to be made.