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Well, if my first session was anything to go by... ...I think we've just found my future most played game of 2025 having a blast so far! -
What you heard is correct. It's a great initiative, and one Hazelight has kept going since A Way Out. Don't expect the set-up to be radically different on Switch 2 to how it is on other platforms with the Friend's Pass:
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I kinda really want to play Split Fiction. Now, obviously, I know it's a co-op game, but how does it work when playing online? I vaguely remember hearing there's some way for someone to only need one copy, and their friend can still play? Possibly wrong about that. Would like to play that with someone here on Switch 2. -
My wife and I have just finished Split Fiction too. Brilliant game! Full of inventive and creative co-op gameplay. Your write up was great @Cube, and thorough. While not a difficult game, I’d put it as tougher than ‘It Takes Two’ which my 8 year-old is currently playing through with my wife. It’s also more ‘videogamey’ (technical term…), in that more of the scenarios are very reminiscent of recognisable games (morphing into a ball for 2D sections, Gradius-style shoot em ups for instance), but that’s not a criticism, especially considering the volume of ideas they’ve come up with for the players. There’s so much variety, and the narrative decision that side-stories are based on stories outside of the main storyline frees up so many creative and fun scenarios, we were excited every time we came across one in anticipation of whatever we were going to come across. They provided some of the most memorable moments too. I think I can get away with saying “sausages and sweets”… IYKYK. The final act plays as if Hazelight had so many mind-bogglingly inventive ideas they hadn’t managed to include earlier that they threw them all out there in bite-sized sections, and most were fantastic! The start was a little slower for us, and while we enjoyed it we weren’t sure it was as good as It Takes Two to begin with. By the end we were hooked though and had an absolute blast! Here’s my short minute-and-a-half video review: YouTube link. -
That bloody movement platform puzzle in Talus Cave might as well be the death knell for any Four Swords Run! Missing out on the Hero Key requirement by 23 Rupees is heartbreaking, though...
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