Hazelight Studios has once again raised the bar for cooperative gaming with their latest release, promising an exhilarating two-player adventure that surpasses their previous works. The developers have crafted a world filled with captivating locations, a profound narrative, and a plethora of tasks designed to deeply immerse players in the experience. In addition to the main storyline, players can delve into side stories that unfold a multitude of surprises, enhancing the overall journey. These additional quests not only introduce new areas to explore but also feature unique activities, offering even more reasons to dive into the world of Split Fiction. Fans are buzzing with excitement, labeling this project as one of the most anticipated co-op hits of the year.

Three years following the debut of It Takes Two, Hazelight Studios rolled out a substantial update in May for their cooperative adventure game. The developers shared the comprehensive list of changes on Steam, reflecting a strategic shift toward catering to the core Steam player base. Notably, the game has been liberated from the need for the EA launcher and is now fully compatible with the Steam Deck, enhancing accessibility for players.

Now, you can seamlessly invite your Steam friends to join the adventure. Furthermore, Steam Family Sharing is now fully supported, broadening the ways in which players can enjoy the game together. While an EA account remains necessary for connecting to EA servers, local play via Steam Remote Play no longer requires one, making it easier for players to enjoy the game in their preferred way.