Hazelight Studios is promising a thrilling new co-op adventure that surpasses even their previous work. They're teasing stunning locations, a deeply engaging narrative, and a wealth of immersive activities.
Beyond the main campaign, players will uncover hidden side stories packed with surprises. These additional quests unlock new areas and unique gameplay experiences, offering even more incentive to explore the rich world of Split Fiction.
Anticipation is high, with fans already hailing the project as one of the year's most anticipated co-op titles.
Three years after the launch of It Takes Two, Hazelight released a major patch in May, significantly updating their cooperative adventure. The full patch notes are available on Steam, detailing the improvements. A notable change is the game's shift to a more Steam-centric experience. It's now completely independent of the EA launcher and fully compatible with Steam Deck.
Connecting with Steam friends is now seamless, simply by sending an invite. Steam Family Sharing is also fully functional. While an EA account is still required to connect to EA servers, it's no longer necessary for local play using Steam Remote Play.
