And it manages to cram all of them into a single game.
As two young writers desperately trying to get published, Mio and Zoe find themselves lured to Rader Publishing.
The sheer variety here continues to cement Hazelight as the master of cooperative gameplay.
The co-op is also generous in other ways.
Like It Takes Two, Friend Pass returns here.
you’re able to also play split-screen locally, too, which is how I chose to play.
These smaller self-contained adventures are where Split Fiction really experiments with even more mechanics and themes.
Split Fiction is also really good at giving you options to just play around with the world.
Mio and Zoe are interesting protagonists, initially reticent to engage with each other’s fictions.
Thematically, I dont think it could really be more on point for 2025.
Hazelight has created another brilliant adventure that’s going straight into ourbest co-op gameslist.
Split Fiction was reviewed on PS5 with a code provided by the publisher.
