A bunch of previously-released third party titles have been officially announced for Nintendo's upcoming next-gen platform.
While Story Kitchen is putting together a team for the Split Fiction movie adaptation, a bidding war between studios has started.
Hazelight's Josef Fares shows up in a video at the end of secret level Laser Hell to congratulate players that manage to beat it.
Split Fiction's director has said that the studio is excited to work on its next project, and that he is "fully focused" on a new game.
The latest critically-acclaimed adventure from Hazelight is also the first title published by EA in 13 years to receive a 90+ Metascore.
Out now on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, Hazelight Studios' latest co-op adventure is selling at a much faster rate than It Takes Two.
The acclaimed co-op action-adventure title takes the top spot in UK, with 89 percent of its debut physical sales being on PS5.
Here's why Hazelight's newest co-op release has turned into an overnight sensation.
Hazelight Studios' It Takes Two took a month to sell one million copies compared to its latest critically acclaimed co-op adventure.
The critically acclaimed co-op action adventure has the second-highest player count for an Electronic Arts title on Steam.
Hazelight Studios' previous co-op titles continue to enjoy steady sales years on from their respective releases.
Hazelight Studios' co-op action-adventure game has more than doubled It Takes Two's all-time peak CCU numbers on Steam.
Fares has long been a proponent of not including any microtransactions and battle passes in games developed at Hazelight.
The newest co-op action-adventure from It Takes Two director Josef Fares is now playable on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
Split Fiction is another good co-op adventure from the award-winning Hazelight Studios. The story and characters are a big miss, but the gameplay variation rocks a majority of the time.
Hazelight Studios' co-op action-adventure goes live at 8 AM PST/11 AM EST on March 6th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
Regarding where all the money went, Hazelight's Josef Fares said, "Look at the game, man. Are you kidding me? Look at the game!"
Players can also adjust damage received, use custom inputs for the controls, opt for simplified inputs instead of button mashing, and more.
Xbox Series S players can also experience the co-op title in 60 FPS, albeit in 1080p resolution, when it launches worldwide on March 6th.
When asked in an interview about which of his games he could see himself making a sequel for, the Hazelight Studios boss picked It Takes Two.
