Split Fiction Reviews
Hazelight Studio's Split Fiction elevates the co-op experience to new heights while telling a touching story about loss and friendship.
Asymmetrical design really stands out with some funny and absolutely unforgettable gameplay that had us cackling when we just lost ourselves in play. The story merely serves as the thinnest veneer to get you from one set piece to another but that's fine, SPLIT FICTION might not have the same emotional resonance of previous Hazelight games, but we couldn't wait to switch characters and try it again.
The amount of ideas would have been enough for ten games, whereby the novelty would have quickly evaporated. And that is exactly what makes the game so appealing. As soon as you get used to one scene or mechanic, the next one follows. It never gets boring. The game moves at an incredible pace.
Review in German | Read full review
Split Fiction goes beyond offering the greatest co-op adventure this year. It is a love letter to many game genres and franchises that reminds us that games can be all about having fun with someone else.
If you're wondering how to push the boundaries of imagination in a game, you might want to check out Split Fiction. Gorgeous and always surprising level designs, masterfully designed platforms, and an intriguing story ending. You should definitely play this game, and if possible, bring your best friend with you.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Split Fiction is a wildly imaginative co-op adventure that thrives on unpredictability. Hazelight Studios masterfully blends platforming, puzzles, and genre shifts into a thrilling yet sometimes overwhelming experience. While its narrative structure can feel disjointed, the inventive gameplay and forced collaboration make it a must-play for co-op fans.
Despite its somewhat lackluster story and a few wearisome sci-fi sequences, Split Fiction is a solid next outing for Hazelight. The game delivers a plethora of charming vistas, some truly engaging gameplay mechanics and great co-op innovations through most of its 12 hour journey.
Review in Unknown | Read full review