How long will it take you to finish Split Fiction?
Split Fiction is a new game from the creator of It Takes Two, with a 12-15 hour main story and plenty of side content. It releases on March 6th and supports cross-platform play, making it easy to play with friends on different consoles.
If you and your friend love a challenge, Split Fiction is your next big chance!
If you and your friend are into challenges and cooperative gaming, Split Fiction, the latest game from It Takes Two and A Way Out director, Josef Fares, is a must-try! The game promises an exciting adventure packed with plenty of challenges that will keep you both hooked.
Josef Fares recently revealed that the game will take around 12 to 15 hours to complete, but here’s the twist: there’s plenty of side content to explore, so you might find yourself playing for much longer if you decide to check everything out. If you're the type who loves to uncover every detail and explore every corner, the game has a lot to offer.
The best part? Split Fiction supports cross-platform play, meaning if you own just one copy of the game, you can play with your friend even if they're on PS5 and you're on PC or Xbox. This is a game-changer, especially for friends who have different gaming setups.
The game is set to release on March 6th, and it promises to be an exciting day for all challenge and cooperative gaming fans. Don't miss out on your chance to dive into Split Fiction with your friend.
Written by Moamen Mohamed Helmy Salama.
A gamer at heart, curious about every game that earns its place on my screen. I write gaming news and articles, and review games through a mix of thoughtful analysis, honesty, and personal experience. My passion for the gaming industry helps me look beyond the surface, evaluate each game's strengths and weaknesses, and ask the ultimate question: is it really worth your time?
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