Split Fiction, the latest gem from Hazelight Studios, has soared to the top of the charts, earning a remarkable 91 on Metacritic. This achievement marks it as Electronic Arts' (EA) first game to break the 90+ barrier in over a decade, a testament to its universal acclaim from both critics and players alike.

The last EA title to achieve such a high score was Mass Effect 3 back in 2012, which garnered a 93 on Metacritic. Since then, other EA-published games like Battlefield (2016), It Takes Two (2021), and Dead Space (2023) have come close but didn't quite reach that coveted 90+ threshold. Split Fiction, however, not only crossed that line but did so with flying colors, earning the prestigious "Metacritic Must-Play" tag based on 84 critic reviews.

Beyond Metacritic, Split Fiction has also impressed on Open Critic, securing a solid 90 and earning a "Mighty" rating from the platform. Here at Game8, we were equally captivated by the game, awarding it an impressive 90 out of 100. Our enthusiasm stems from its stunning levels, engaging storyline, and the sheer joy of exploring its world with friends. For a deeper dive into our thoughts, feel free to check out our full review below!