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Split Fiction Key Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Engine | Unreal Engine 5 |
| Genre | Action-Adventure, Co-op, Platformer |
| Initial Release | 2025-03-06 |
| Developer | Hazelight Studios |
| Publisher | Electronic Arts |
| Gameplay Focus | Exclusively Co-op (2 Players) |
| Perspective | Third-Person (Split-Screen) |
| Platforms | PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 |
| Unique Feature | The Friend's Pass system, allowing one owner of the game to invite a friend to play the entire game for free online. |
Split Fiction System Requirements
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tune Minimum (Official - Target: 1080p, 30 FPS, Low Preset) – Low Preset.
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tune Recommended (Official - Target: 1440p, 60 FPS, High Preset) – High Preset.
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Split Fiction Laptop Recommendations
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Meets criteria for tier: Minimum_1080p_30FPS_Low - Minimum (Low Preset.).
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Meets criteria for tier: Minimum_1080p_30FPS_Low - Minimum (Low Preset.).
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Meets criteria for tier: Minimum_1080p_30FPS_Low - Minimum (Low Preset.).
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Meets criteria for tier: Minimum_1080p_30FPS_Low - Minimum (Low Preset.).
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Meets criteria for tier: Minimum_1080p_30FPS_Low - Minimum (Low Preset.).
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Core Requirements
- desktop_windowsOperating System: Windows 10/11 64-bit
A modern 64-bit operating system is required.
- save_altStorage Note: 85 GB available space (SSD Recommended)
An SSD is recommended for faster loading times between the game's diverse and detailed levels.
Split Fiction: Game Editions
Split Fiction: Specific Game Elements
Explore in-depth equipment, cast, combat mechanics, and world collectibles documented for Split Fiction:
Split Fiction Weapons
The game does not have a persistent arsenal. Instead, each level grants Mio and Zoe unique, temporary gadgets and abilities tailored to that specific world's theme. For example, in a sci-fi level, one player might get a gravity bike while the other gets a plasma rifle. In a fantasy level, one might get a magic staff while the other gets a grappling hook.
Split Fiction Vehicles
There are no persistent player-owned vehicles. However, many levels feature unique, temporary vehicles that are central to the gameplay, such as gravity bikes, a rideable sandshark, or a giant mechanical frog. These are always controlled cooperatively.
Split Fiction Characters
Antagonist
The CEO of Rader Publishing. His desperation to find the next bestseller leads him to trap Mio and Zoe, eventually becoming the final boss of the game.
Playable Protagonist
An aspiring sci-fi author who is logical, reserved, and somewhat pessimistic. She must learn to open up and work with the chaotic Zoe to survive.
Playable Protagonist
An aspiring fantasy author who is energetic, imaginative, and optimistic. She sees their predicament as a grand adventure and must learn to focus to help the pragmatic Mio.
workspace_premium Top 3 Characters
Mio Hudson
One of the two playable protagonists. A reserved, organized sci-fi writer who prefers logic and order. Her half of the world is filled with clean lines, advanced technology, and futuristic concepts.
Zoe Foster
The
playable protagonist. An eccentric, free
spirited fantasy writer who thrives on chaos and magic. Her half of the world is filled with magical creatures, crumbling castles, and whimsical dangers.
J.D. Rader
The charismatic but desperate CEO of Rader Publishing. He acts as the primary antagonist, whose ambition to save his failing company leads him to trap Mio and Zoe in the machine.
Split Fiction Missions / Objectives
Objective: The game is divided into several chapters, each taking place in a unique new world from the writers' imaginations. The objective of each chapter is to master the new co-op mechanics presented in order to overcome the environmental puzzles and defeat the chapter's unique boss.
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Escape the Machine
The overarching objective that drives the entire plot. Mio and Zoe must navigate their merged fictional worlds to find a glitch that will allow them to shut down the machine and escape back to reality with their memories intact.
Master New Abilities
A recurring objective in every level. Players are constantly given new, temporary gadgets and abilities that are essential for solving that specific level's puzzles and defeating its boss.
The Dance Battle
A memorable mid-game objective where players must collaborate to win a rhythm-based dance-off against a hyper-intelligent monkey to proceed.
Split Fiction Companions / Summons
Ability: The game is designed to be played by two human players. Your companion is essential for every aspect of the game, from solving puzzles and traversing the world to defeating enemies and bosses. The entire experience relies on communication and coordination with your partner.
Split Fiction Collectibles
Location/Use: Hidden throughout the levels are 25 optional, competitive minigames. Finding and playing these allows Mio and Zoe to take a break from cooperating and compete against each other in short, fun challenges.
Split Fiction Armor
Focus/Stats: There is no armor system that affects gameplay stats. Mio and Zoe have their own distinct default outfits. Their appearance may change slightly based on the context of a level, but this is purely cosmetic.
Split Fiction Clothing / Appearance
Options: Players cannot customize the clothing of Mio and Zoe. They wear their signature outfits throughout the game, which reflect their contrasting personalities.
Split Fiction: Other Features & Info
- labelMultiplayer ModesThe game is exclusively cooperative and can be played in two ways: local couch co-op with two controllers on a single screen, or online co-op. There are no competitive multiplayer modes. The entire experience is built for two players.
- labelStory and SettingThe story follows two aspiring authors with clashing personalities: Mio Hudson, a meticulous sci-fi writer, and Zoe Foster, a chaotic fantasy writer.They are invited to Rader Publishing to test a new machine designed to experience their stories as reality.When the machine malfunctions and traps them inside a merged simulation of their imaginations, they must rely on each other to escape.
- labelGameplay VarietyA core pillar of the game's design is its unparalleled variety. Every level introduces a completely new set of gameplay mechanics tailored to the unique sci-fi or fantasy world the characters are in.One moment players might be riding gravity bikes in a futuristic city, and the next they are taming dragons in a medieval castle. This ensures that the gameplay is constantly fresh and unpredictable.
- labelFriend's Pass and Cross-PlayThe game continues Hazelight's tradition of the 'Friend's Pass' feature. This allows a player who owns the game to invite a friend who does not own it to play the entire story together for free.The game also supports full cross-platform play, so friends can connect and play regardless of whether they are on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch 2.
- labelTop 3 Gameplay Mechanicslooks_one Rank #1
Asymmetrical Co
op: Nearly every puzzle and challenge requires two players with different, complementary abilities to work together. One player might have a weapon that can solidify fantasy goo, while the other has a sci-fi jetpack to traverse it.
looks_two Rank #2Genre
Switching Levels: The gameplay and art style change dramatically from one level to the next as the protagonists jump between their sci-fi and fantasy worlds, forcing players to constantly adapt to new mechanics.
looks_3 Rank #3Collaborative Traversal
Many sections of the game are built around players helping each other navigate the environment, such as one player piloting a vehicle while the other operates its weapons, or giving each other a boost to reach higher platforms.