Split Fiction

Hilarious, beautiful and very fun coop game, definetly a recommendation

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Shout-out to Ammar (from Swansea); I played It Takes Two with him and had a blast. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the two other people I played this game with. The first person just wasn't Ammar; they didn’t have his charisma or aura. Don't get me wrong, they were cool to play with, but I bought this game during college midterms, and our sessions got progressively shorter and shorter. Plus, I was playing with stick drift at the time. (A year and a half later) The second person, again, wasn't Ammar or the first person, so I now had to play the game again. While they’re chill IRL and a really good friend, I can't say the same for them as a co-op partner. They tilted a lot and were very passive-aggressive, constantly calling the game easy and ridiculing both me and the game throughout our entire first half. And yes, the game has its problems, and in my opinion, it’s not better than It Takes Two, but this person would probably hate that game too, along with A Way Out. I’ll give them grace for taking accountability, as I did call them out on their behaviour, and they apologized. Plus, they were dealing with severe stick drift, so I understand the frustration, but disrespect won't be tolerated! Funny enough, in retrospect, they remind me of my character, Mio, which is hilarious because they constantly kept hating on her while glazing the hell out of Zoe. All in all, I had alot of fun, even if the playthroughs were constantly split apart. :) The person I wanted to play with the most (besides Ammar) was my brother, but he is a lost cause; those ball-and-gun gamers are a lost cause, along with those max-difficulty Cuphead and Souls-like demons. Those heathens can't enjoy a normal game to save their lives. I swear if there isn't a rank to sweat over or a boss sending them to the loading screen for the fiftieth time, their brains just short-circuit. These sick masochists love that digital punishment, lmao. Jokes aside, Split Fiction’s story was meh compared to Hazelight’s last two games, but it outdid them with its creativity, especially in the latter half. The game's best creative moments were the split dimensions during the final boss fight, the conjoined centipedes lava level, all the 2D arcade-like mini-boss fights, and the hilarious self-destruct phone CAPTCHA mini-game race. I'm also glad EA removed its stupid launcher this time; I wonder if they’ll ever release NHL on PC anytime soon, though. Anyways, Split Fiction was a masterpiece of creativity and a fun co-op adventure, but it fell short when it came to delivering a compelling story. 7.5/10. That story was bunz, lmao.

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