'Split Fiction' Breaks Records as Movie Talks Remain Uncertain

Hazelight Studios' latest co-op game surpasses two million sales, while creator Josef Fares tempers expectations for a potential film adaptation.

'Split Fiction,' the sci-fi/fantasy co-op game from Hazelight Studios, has sold over two million units since its March 6 release.
The game has broken multiple Guinness World Records, including most sold co-op video game within 48 hours and one week of release.
Story Kitchen reportedly secured the rights for a potential movie adaptation, but no official announcement has been made.
Creator Josef Fares remains skeptical about the adaptation, emphasizing Hollywood's unpredictability and the need for significant story changes to fit the film medium.
Hazelight Studios has begun conceptualizing its next game, continuing its tradition of narrative-driven co-op experiences centered on a single thematic word.