SPLIT FICTION REVIEW
27Split Fiction Review
There is no denying that It Takes Two was a smashing success on multiple levels, but on a story level, it failed to resonate with me and I start here because this is where Hazelight have made the most improvements with Split Fiction.
There are a few minor profanities used and a couple instances of violence throughout the entire journey, but for the most part Split Fiction is a fantastic adventure for all ages. With a little patience from both parties, it’s a great way to share your passion for gaming with your close loved ones, no matter the age.
As someone who liked It Takes Two, but was less enthusiastic than most due to the storytelling, I am elated to learn that not only have Hazelight continued to refine gameplay and push the limits of creativity, but have also refined their writing. Split Fiction was full of moments of genuine laughter, but equally full of emotion.
Split Fiction is a game that gets better as it progresses. At the beginning, sections bordered on overstaying their welcome, but as the journey unfolded, I quickly found myself not wanting to leave these worlds. Split Fiction was a perpetual flow of variety and pure fun accented by resonant story.
Hazelight have solidified themselves as masters of the co-op adventure and Split Fiction is best in class.