Game guide
Split Fiction

Game overview
What is Split Fiction?
A co-op-only action-adventure for two players that alternates between sci-fi and fantasy worlds.
What you actually do
The core loop
Cooperative platforming, asymmetric abilities and set pieces shape the main loop.
How progress works
Progress through chapter unlocks.
Action and interaction
Expect varied action.
How the game is structured
Move through a focused linear structure.
WhatToGame Verdict
Best for
Who this works for.
Couples
Excellent for couples
Two friends
Excellent for two friends
Mixed skill levels
Strong for mixed-skill groups
Your setup
Can your group play it?
The essentials first, with platform-specific detail available below.
Player and mode details1 setup
All platforms
- 2 players online
- 2 players locally
- Couch co-op
- Split-screen
Exactly two. Friend's Pass works cross-platform.
Only one person needs to own the game
Friend's Pass
One paid copy can invite one friend for supported online play. Platform and account limitations still apply.
In play
See how it plays.



Availability
Platform differences.
Important edition and storefront differences remain available without taking over the page.
Check platform and storefront details4 groups
Steam/Epic/EA App
PC
- External account required
- EA account required for cross-platform invitations; Steam-native same-platform flow can avoid EA App.
PlayStation
PS5
- External account required
- Online subscription required on console
- Full cross-platform Friend's Pass.
Xbox Series
Xbox Series
- External account required
- Online subscription required on console
- Full cross-platform Friend's Pass.
Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo Switch 2
- External account required
- Online subscription required on console
- Added after original launch; cross-play supported.
PC hardware
Will it run?
A stronger gaming PC is recommended.
View minimum PC requirementsExact specs
- CPU
- Intel Core i5-6600K / Ryzen 5 2600X
- GPU
- GTX 970 4GB / RX 470 4GB
- RAM
- 16 GB
- Storage
- 85 GB
- Steam Deck
- Verified
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