An "It Takes Two" style game (obviously) with some interesting and cool twists, puzzles, cinematics, art, and unique camera perspectives. Split Fiction did a lot of things better than It Takes Two (like some of the items just mentioned), but it fell short in one area: "openness" / limited open world. In It Takes Two, my wife and I loved exploring some of the rooms, finding little easter eggs, and mini games. Split Fiction does very little in this area (6 hours into game while writing this review) or makes finding a secret actually challenging (My wife and I have only found little things). All in all, very immersive, beautiful game that pulls you in, and keeps you at the edge of your seat. If you loved It Takes Two, you'll love this game.

Warning: This game seems quite a bit harder than It Takes Two. Not Cuphead hard, but somewhere in between. If you have a friend or family member that doesn't have many years of gaming experience, or is just not a natural gamer, could be a frustrating experience if you aren't patient.