Split Fiction, Hazlelight's phenomenal follow-up to the already incredible and award-winning It Takes Two, is a riotously good co-op game that features two central protagonists: Mio and Zoe.

Throughout Split Fiction, Mio and Zoe struggle to fix their own worlds, each clinging to their vision – one a sleek sci-fi utopia, the other an untamed fantasy realm. They clash, compromise ...

Simply put, yes, you can switch between Zoe and Mio in Split Fiction. In the game, various levels grant each character unique abilities or roles. Sometimes, it may happen that a player is not ...

The answer is yes. Split Fiction is the story of two young and unsuccessful authors, Zoe and Mio, lured to a mysterious tech company by the prospect of finally being published. What they didn’t ...

Split Fiction PS5 Gameplay - Zoe & Ian Play The First 90 Minutes! Split Fiction PS5 Gameplay - Zoe & Ian Play The First 90 Minutes!Watch on YouTube The playlist features 45 tracks, the synth score ...

The first of Zoe’s worlds in Split Fiction will task you and a partner with saving her fantasy land from the evil Ice King. The guide will tell you exactly how to take down this fearsome (and ...

Let me explain in my full Split Fiction review. Split Fiction’s setup sees you and a co-op partner take on the roles of Zoe and Mio (yes, that’s Mio, not Mia as I incorrectly called her for ...

With Rader finally in the crosshairs, Zoe and Mio’s stories collide in a final bid to take him down and escape. For even more on Split Fiction, be sure to check out our guide on all the voice ...

Arriving at the start of Split Fiction’s story, we are introduced to Mio and Zoe. Mio and Zoe are two unpublished authors looking to kick off their writing careers, and they are invited to a ...

Mio looks a bit fearfully at a baby dragon perched on her shoulder while Zoe watches. Despite its inevitable greatness, Split Fiction kicks off with a humble (if slightly cliched) beginning in ...

Split Fiction sells over 4M copies, launches on Switch 2 June 5, and gets a film adaptation starring Sydney Sweeney, directed by Jon M. Chu.