Hazelight's acclaimed co-op adventure, Split Fiction, has sold nearly four million copies.
Publisher EA highlighted the achievement in its recent financial report, describing the game as a "tremendously successful release" and citing it as a key factor in the company's strong performance to close out the 2025 fiscal year.
"4 MILLION SOLD!!!!" Hazelight celebrated on social media in response to the news. "It’s incredible how many of you have embraced Split Fiction already…
"Watching you enjoy our game and share your love for Mio, Zoe, and each other truly touches our team at Hazelight. And all those hot dogs crafted… "
Split Fiction immerses players in the vibrant worlds of two fiction writers in a groundbreaking co-op experience, allowing two players to enjoy the game even if only one owns it. Launched in March, it became an instant success for Hazelight and designer Josef Fares, selling over 2 million copies within its first week. It’s also confirmed as a Nintendo Switch 2 launch title as Hazelight begins work on its next project.
A film adaptation of Hazelight’s game is in development, with Story Kitchen, the studio behind the Sonic movies, reportedly gathering writers, a director, and a cast featuring Sydney Sweeney.
We described Split Fiction as "a masterfully designed and captivating co-op adventure that shifts seamlessly across genres," noting in the IGN Split Fiction review that it offers "a whirlwind of innovative gameplay ideas and styles, often introduced and replaced rapidly. This keeps the experience delightfully dynamic throughout its 14-hour journey."