Split Fiction Surpassed 2 Million Copies Sold In Just One Week

Split Fiction, the new co-op game from developer Hazelight Studios has surpassed 2 million copies sold in just one week, the studio announced on Thursday.

In a post to the studio’s official X account, it shared the milestone alongside a graphic of the game’s two protagonists cheering from a futuristic motorcycle.

“Holy crap, we’re blown away! Simply amazing,” the studio said in its post. “Thank you to all of our new and old fans – we love how excited you are for our game!”

Just like Hazelight’s previous games, It Takes Two and A Way Out, Split Fiction is meant to be played entirely in co-op, following two main protagonists .

Hazelight has become known for its unwavering commitment to making co-op games, specifically co-op games that are best played with someone sitting right next to you. It’s part of what makes their games resonate with players so strongly.

After It Takes Two was a massive success, eventually surpassing 20 million copies sold, Split Fiction is now easily the fastest-selling Hazelight game, reaching its 2 million copies sold milestone in a week.

By comparison, It Takes Two reached 3 million copies sold in October 2021, after it launched in March of that year. A Way Out hit one million copies sold in two weeks time.

Source – [Hazelight Studios]