Hazelight Studios is promising a thrilling new cooperative adventure for two players, surpassing even their previous achievements. They highlight captivating locations, a deeply engaging narrative, and a wealth of immersive tasks.

Beyond the main campaign, players will uncover branching side stories packed with surprises. These additional quests unlock not only new areas to explore but also unique activities, enriching the world of Split Fiction and providing even more compelling reasons to delve deeper.

Anticipation is high, with fans already hailing the project as one of the year's most eagerly awaited co-op experiences.

Three years after the launch of It Takes Two, Hazelight released a substantial patch for their cooperative adventure in May. The full list of changes was shared on Steam. A notable shift is its integration with the Steam community; the game no longer requires the EA launcher and now boasts full Steam Deck compatibility.

Connecting with Steam friends for cooperative play is now as simple as sending an invitation. Furthermore, Steam Family Sharing is fully functional. While an EA account is still needed to connect to EA servers, it's no longer a requirement for local play using Steam Remote Play.