Just finished playing Split Fiction with a friend, and it was amazing. We spent about 11 hours on it, and the story kept us hooked the whole way — full of big emotions, but with fun little moments sprinkled in to keep things balanced.
I played as Zoi, and early on I saw a fireball… so I spent the entire game waiting for “my fireball” moment. Never got it. 😂 It became a running joke that made the experience even better.
The game really shines when you play it together. The co-op experience is where all the fun is — especially when you mess with each other a bit along the way. It’s both touching and hilarious, and I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone who enjoys story-driven co-op adventures.
Just finished playing Split Fiction with a friend, and it was amazing. We spent about 11 hours on it, and the story kept us hooked the whole way — full of big emotions, but with fun little moments sprinkled in to keep things balanced.
I played as Zoi, and early on I saw a fireball… so I spent the entire game waiting for “my fireball” moment. Never got it. 😂 It became a running joke that made the experience even better.
The game really shines when you play it together. The co-op experience is where all the fun is — especially when you mess with each other a bit along the way. It’s both touching and hilarious, and I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone who enjoys story-driven co-op adventures.
Just finished playing Split Fiction with a friend, and it was amazing. We spent about 11 hours on it, and the story kept us hooked the whole way — full of big emotions, but with fun little moments sprinkled in to keep things balanced.
I played as Zoi, and early on I saw a fireball… so I spent the entire game waiting for “my fireball” moment. Never got it. 😂 It became a running joke that made the experience even better.
The game really shines when you play it together. The co-op experience is where all the fun is — especially when you mess with each other a bit along the way. It’s both touching and hilarious, and I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone who enjoys story-driven co-op adventures.
Just finished playing Split Fiction with a friend, and it was amazing. We spent about 11 hours on it, and the story kept us hooked the whole way — full of big emotions, but with fun little moments sprinkled in to keep things balanced.
I played as Zoi, and early on I saw a fireball… so I spent the entire game waiting for “my fireball” moment. Never got it. 😂 It became a running joke that made the experience even better.
The game really shines when you play it together. The co-op experience is where all the fun is — especially when you mess with each other a bit along the way. It’s both touching and hilarious, and I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone who enjoys story-driven co-op adventures.
