Split Fiction

peak

good game but very long ahh game...

比较喜欢这款游戏，和朋友配合度比较好，玩起来很轻松

banger

Fantastic game!

Bestes Spiel jemals wenn man Sci-Fi und Fantasy mag. Kann ich jedem weiter empfehlen der ne geile Zeit mit nem Freund haben will. Graphik, Sound, Design und Concept sin 10/10. Nur einer muss dieses Spiel kaufen und der andere kann gratis spielen. 5 Sterne!!

das beste spiel was ich je gespielt habe. ein guter freund an der seite ist sehr empfehlenswert!! erxtremer spielspass mit unglaublicher grafik!!

好玩无需多言

After playing A Way Out and It Takes Two, my expectations for Split Fiction were already high. Somehow, Hazelight exceeded them. The story hooked me from the start. I loved how the game constantly jumps between Mio's sci-fi worlds and Zoe's fantasy worlds, with each chapter showcasing their unique creativity and personalities. One moment you're navigating futuristic technology, high-speed chases, and mechanical threats. The next you're exploring magical kingdoms, mythical creatures, and fantasy-inspired adventures. The variety never gets old. What makes each chapter memorable is how different they feel while still contributing to the same journey. Every world feels like a glimpse into how Mio and Zoe think, dream, and create. By the end, it feels like you've explored not just different genres, but the minds of both characters themselves. The puzzles were some of the most enjoyable co-op puzzles I've played in years. They rarely felt unfair, and figuring them out with my co-op partner was incredibly satisfying. Of course, there were also plenty of moments where our communication completely fell apart. "Jump now!" jumps too early dies "I got you covered!" immediately causes partner's death Classic co-op experience. The friendship development between Mio and Zoe was another highlight. Watching them slowly understand, trust, and support each other felt natural and genuine. My co-op partner and I actually found ourselves relating to both of them quite a lot—their personalities, thought processes, and even some of their disagreements felt surprisingly familiar. The second-to-last chapter deserves special praise. Seeing the game merge elements of both the sci-fi and fantasy worlds together was one of the coolest moments in the entire experience. It felt like everything the game had been building toward finally came together in a spectacular way. The bosses also delivered. Their mechanics were creative, exciting, and made excellent use of the co-op gameplay. I'm fairly experienced with these kinds of encounters, but my partner struggled on a few of them. Thankfully, good communication got us through every challenge. And that's really the theme of the whole game: Communication is key. Whether it's solving puzzles, surviving boss fights, or simply not accidentally killing your teammate for the tenth time, teamwork is everything. Hazelight continues to prove why they're the kings of co-op gaming. Josef Fares and the team have now delivered three incredible co-op experiences in a row. A Way Out ✔️ It Takes Two ✔️ Split Fiction ✔️ Three games. Three wins. This is easily one of my favorite co-op experiences ever and absolutely deserves to be in the Game of the Year conversation. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Hazelight Does It Again "Came for the sci-fi and fantasy. Stayed for the friendship, the bosses, and the countless times my co-op partner accidentally got me killed." 🤝🎮✨

好玩，就是没买