Hazelight Studios is set to deliver an exhilarating two-player cooperative adventure with their latest project, promising to push the boundaries set by their previous works. The developers are teasing fans with stunning locations, a deep narrative, and a plethora of tasks designed to enhance player immersion. The game, titled Split Fiction, not only features a compelling main campaign but also introduces side stories that unfold numerous surprises. These additional quests lead players to new areas and offer unique activities, providing even more incentives to delve into the game's expansive world.

The gaming community is buzzing with excitement, labeling Split Fiction as one of the most eagerly awaited co-op titles of the year.

Three years following the launch of It Takes Two, Hazelight Studios rolled out a significant update for their cooperative adventure in May. The developers shared a detailed list of changes on Steam, reflecting a strategic shift towards catering to the core Steam user base. A notable update is that the game no longer requires the EA launcher to run and is now fully optimized for the Steam Deck.

Players can now easily invite their Steam friends to join the adventure. Moreover, Steam Family Sharing is now fully supported. While an EA account is still required for connecting to EA servers, local play through Steam Remote Play no longer necessitates an EA account, enhancing accessibility for players.