The highly acclaimed game Split Fiction is set to be adapted into a film, as reported by Variety. The news comes amidst a flurry of interest from "multiple top Hollywood studios" vying for the movie rights. Story Kitchen, a media company renowned for its expertise in transforming games and other non-traditional properties into film and TV adaptations, is currently orchestrating the project. This includes assembling a package deal that encompasses the writers, director, and cast. Notably, the same team at Story Kitchen, previously known as dj2 Entertainment, successfully managed the upcoming film adaptation of Hazelight Studios' earlier hit, It Takes Two. Story Kitchen's portfolio also boasts the Sonic the Hedgehog films and Netflix's Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft. At this point, further details about the Split Fiction film adaptation remain under wraps.

Adding to the excitement, Split Fiction has recently achieved a remarkable milestone by selling over two million copies within its first week of release. This success underscores the game's widespread appeal and sets a promising stage for its cinematic journey. IGN's review praised Split Fiction as an unmissable co-op adventure, highlighting its ability to remain fabulously fresh throughout its entire 14-hour duration.

In related news, Hazelight's director Josef Fares recently announced that the studio is already working on its next game, keeping fans eagerly anticipating what's next from the innovative developers behind Split Fiction.