Split Fiction On Nintendo Switch 2 Is A Possibility

Split Fiction, directed by Josef Fares, is a co-op multiplayer game coming to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series platforms. The innovative experience follows two writers, Zoe and Mio, who become trapped within their works of fiction. Players can take control of either character while working together to navigate the sci-fi and fantasy realms, which are full of thrilling challenges.

The gameplay trailer provided a closer look at the interesting gameplay that the game can offer, and Split Fiction appeals to gamers who enjoyed Baldur's Gate 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 because of its unique blend of science-fiction and fantasy genres. The new clip provided a clearer look at the game's level design, captivating visuals as the characters navigated each realm, and another taste of the innovative gameplay that each partnership will engage in. Furthermore, viewers get a preview of the game's side storylines, which are issues caused by the simulation in an attempt to steal the writers' unfinished storylines.

Split Fiction, the highly anticipated new action-adventure game from It Takes Two makers Hazelight Studios, could be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2. This sci-fi and fantasy narrative-driven title, announced during the most recent State of Play, is generating a lot of talk, but what's even more exciting? There is potential that it will be one of the first huge hits for the new hybrid platform.

In a recent interview, Hazelight Studios founder Yosef Ferris hinted that, while there is no formal announcement yet, he knows more than he is letting on. "I obviously know a lot about Switch 2," Ferris said. "But there's so much secrecy... I can't say anything now, but you'll all find out shortly!" Fans are hopeful that "soon" refers to a forthcoming Nintendo Direct, that Split Fiction could be one of the main highlights.

This co-op action adventure is set to add something new to the Switch 2, blending intense narrative-driven gameplay with the grandiose sci-fi and fantasy themes that keep fans buzzing. Given Ferris' success with It Takes Two—the 2021 Game of the Year—there are strong expectations that Split Fiction will be a hit, whether or not it comes to Switch 2.

Split Fiction is planned to be released in March 2025, so if the stars align, it might be one of the first large games to determine the future of Nintendo's next-generation console. We'll be keeping an eye out to see if this title makes it to the Switch 2, as well as what other surprises await us during the Nintendo Direct in April.