Really good. Potentially a strong Game Of The Year contender

+ Graphics and optimization. The levels are very detailed and big in scale, yet it ran surprisingly well.
+ Good gameplay variety. A lot of perspective-shifts, mechanics and environment.
+ Side-stories. Added some good variety. They also helped break up the quite lengthy main missions.

~ Story and characters. Serviceable, but not at all deep. Messaging was very on the nose and nothing was up for own interpretation. That being said, I liked the messaging, and the story got me a little emotional towards the end.
~ Price. 50€ for 12-14 Hours is quite a bit of money but the Friend Pass makes up for it. Hazelight also likes running steep discounts on their games.

- The lack of 1 vs 1 elements. While It Takes Two had 25+ Mini-games where you could face off against each other in silly ways, Split fiction only has 3, two of which being side-stories, and that's very disappointing.

Really good. Potentially a strong Game Of The Year contender + Graphics and optimization. The levels are very detailed and big in scale, yet it ran surprisingly well. + Good gameplay variety. A lot of perspective-shifts, mechanics and environment. + Side-stories. Added some good variety. They also helped break up the quite lengthy main missions. ~ Story and characters. Serviceable, but not at all deep. Messaging was very on the nose and nothing was up for own interpretation. That being said, I liked the messaging, and the story got me a little emotional towards the end. ~ Price. 50€ for 12-14 Hours is quite a bit of money but the Friend Pass makes up for it. Hazelight also likes running steep discounts on their games. - The lack of 1 vs 1 elements. While It Takes Two had 25+ Mini-games where you could face off against each other in silly ways, Split fiction only has 3, two of which being side-stories, and that's very disappointing.