"Split Fiction Receives Rave Reviews from Critics"

May 03,25

The gaming community has been buzzing with excitement over the latest release from Josef Fares, the creative mind behind "It Takes Two." Titled "Split Fiction," this new game has already made waves, earning an impressive average score of 91 on MetaCritic and 90 on OpenCritic. Critics have lauded "Split Fiction" for its innovative approach to gameplay, constantly introducing fresh mechanics that keep the experience dynamic and engaging. However, the game has not escaped critique entirely, with some reviewers noting a less compelling storyline and a shorter-than-expected playtime.

Here's a rundown of the scores from various gaming outlets:

  • Gameractor UK - 100
  • GameSpot - 100
  • Inverse - 100
  • Push Square - 100
  • PC Games - 100
  • TechRadar Gaming - 100
  • Variety - 100
  • Eurogamer - 100
  • Areajugones - 95
  • IGN USA - 90
  • GameSpuer - 90
  • Quiteshockers - 90
  • PlayStation Lifestiles - 90
  • Vandal - 90
  • Stevivor - 80
  • TheGamer - 80
  • VGC - 80
  • Wccftech - 80
  • Hardcore Gamer - 70

Gameractor UK hailed "Split Fiction" as Hazelight Studios' finest work to date, describing it as "one of the most impressive co-op games of this generation." They praised the game's variety and the constant flow of new ideas, which keep players engaged throughout. Eurogamer echoed this sentiment, calling it "a fantastic adventure" and a testament to human imagination.

IGN USA praised the game's creativity and innovation, noting that its 14-hour runtime is filled with a rollercoaster of gameplay styles. They highlighted the game's ability to avoid monotony by constantly shifting mechanics. However, VGC pointed out that while "Split Fiction" visually surpasses "It Takes Two," its plot leaves something to be desired, and the constant switching between locations can feel repetitive at times.

Hardcore Gamer provided a more critical perspective, suggesting that "Split Fiction" is shorter and more expensive than "It Takes Two," and lacks the originality and variety of its predecessor. Despite these criticisms, they acknowledged that the game still delivers a fun and exciting co-op experience.

"Split Fiction" is set to launch on March 6, 2025, and will be available on current-gen consoles (PS5, Xbox Series) and PC, promising a thrilling new chapter in co-op gaming.

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