Hazelight Studios is gearing up to release a thrilling new cooperative adventure designed for two players, promising an experience that surpasses their previous titles. The developers highlight captivating environments, a richly developed narrative, and a diverse array of engaging tasks designed for complete immersion.

Beyond the core campaign, players can delve into supplementary storylines brimming with unexpected twists and turns. These additional quests unlock not only new areas to explore but also introduce unique gameplay mechanics, further enriching the world of Split Fiction.

Anticipation is high, with fans already heralding the project as a leading contender for the year's most anticipated cooperative game.

Three years after the launch of It Takes Two, Hazelight Studios released a substantial update for their cooperative adventure in May. A comprehensive list of changes was shared on Steam. A notable aspect of this update is its focus on the Steam community; the game is now fully independent of the EA launcher and boasts complete Steam Deck compatibility.

Connecting with Steam friends for cooperative play is now streamlined through direct invites. Furthermore, Steam Family Sharing functionality is fully integrated. It's important to note that while an EA account remains necessary to access EA servers, it's no longer required for local play using Steam Remote Play.