Is Split Fiction Single-Player?
Image Credit: Hazelight Studios, Split Fiction
If you’re wondering whether you can play Split Fiction solo, the answer is simple: no, you can’t. Hazelight Studios has once again created a game that requires two players from start to finish. Just like It Takes Two and A Way Out, Split Fiction is built entirely around cooperation, meaning there’s no option for solo play. If you don’t have a co-op partner lined up, don’t worry—there are ways to find one and jump into the game.
Why Can’t You Play Split Fiction Alone?
Hazelight Studios, the team behind It Takes Two and A Way Out, is known for making games that focus entirely on cooperation. Every puzzle, combat section, and platforming challenge in Split Fiction requires two players working together. There’s no AI partner, and the game won’t let you play solo.
How to Play If You Don’t Have a Co-Op Partner
Local Co-Op – Play with a friend on the same screen.
Online Co-Op – Play over the internet with a friend.
Friend Pass – Only one person needs to own the game. Your friend can download a free version and join your session.
Crossplay Support – Play with friends across different platforms (PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S).
Final Blurb
If you’re looking for a solo adventure, Split Fiction isn’t for you. But if you have a friend (or can recruit one), it offers a fun, creative co-op experience full of action, puzzles, and surprises.
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