Hazelight is carrying EA

Two lady get trapped inside the chaos of their own overactive imaginations literally after a shady, brain-hacking, idea-thieving experiment by the Rader Corporation goes sideways. Their only escape? Fighting their way through a gauntlet of mind bending levels.

• Co-op only: No solo heroics here this is a two-brains-required operation. Whether you’re solving puzzles, platforming through chaos, or trying not to scream at your partner , communication is key.
  
• Mechanics galore: Every level tosses in a brand-new gameplay twist like it’s afraid you’ll get bored for even a second. One moment you're casting spells with a paintbrush, the next you're hacking robots with your emo-tech gloves. Gravity shifts, control schemes flip, and reality bends more often than a genre writer on a deadline.
  
• Side Stories: Mini-adventures hidden in portals. Totally off-the-wall and sometimes more memorable than the main plot.

Split Fiction feels exactly like that: pure, unfiltered imagination going full throttle, followed by the dizzy realization that you just surfed through a neon jungle while debating narrative themes with a sentient toaster. And somehow? It’s awesome.
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Forget AI, the real final boss is coordinating with your actual teammate. The only instructions are: 'Flick this paddle! No, THAT paddle!' If your communication isn’t tight, you’re toast.
When it clicks, it’s magic. When it doesn’t, You’re staring down the barrel of a split-screen meltdown and some seriously passive-aggressive platforming.

At its core, Split Fiction is a chaotic love letter to creativity and a middle finger to the corporations trying to bottle it. Mio and Zoe aren’t just battling monsters; they’re unpacking trauma, doubt, and artistic burnout, one surreal level at a time.
The game wears its metaphors on its sleeve. Subtle? Absolutely not. It's loud, it's messy, it's honest.
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Hazelight isn’t just making games they’re hosting playable therapy sessions wrapped in banana peels, boss fights, and just enough sincerity to catch you off guard. They don’t miss.
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Bring a buddy, bring snacks, and leave your sanity at the door.

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I get the hype now. It's basically a cooperative runner-puzzle platformer. It's always on the move. Only time it stops for some puzzles, but they are easy and more like breathing rooms than a challenge. Its first 8 hours went like we were teenagers again: completely in the zone without ever noticing the real world around us.