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It Takes Two, Split Fiction studio tops 50 million salesTaneli Palola of VGChartz discusses the nominees for Best Narrative, highlighting games like Silent Hill f, Split Fiction, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and Deltarune Chapters 3 & 4. It Takes Two developer Hazelight Studios' Split Fiction is noted for its co-op storytelling focus.
Split Fiction dev Hazelight Studios accrues 50M total salesHazelight Studios, the developer behind It Takes Two, A Way Out, and Split Fiction, has announced a combined total of over 50 million sales across its three titles. It Takes Two leads with 30 million units sold, followed by A Way Out with 13 million and Split Fiction with seven million. This milestone highlights the continued demand for co-op gaming experiences.- Josef Fares Hazelight firar 50 miljoner sålda spel – It Takes Two dominerarHazelight Studios, led by Josef Fares, has announced that its games have collectively sold over 50 million units. It Takes Two is the standout success with 30 million copies sold, followed by A Way Out with 13 million and Split Fiction with 7 million. The studio is currently developing its fourth game, with Fares promising it will surpass Split Fiction.
It Takes Two Hits 30M Sales as Hazelight Studios Rewrites Co-op Gaming’s StoryHazelight Studios announced that their cooperative title It Takes Two has surpassed 30 million sales, while their newer game Split Fiction has sold 7 million copies. These milestones highlight the commercial viability and cultural impact of story-driven cooperative gaming experiences, challenging industry norms that often favor solo or competitive play.- Hazelight Studios' games have sold 50 million copiesHazelight Studios has announced that its games, including A Way Out, It Takes Two, and Split Fiction, have collectively sold over 50 million copies worldwide. This milestone highlights the commercial success of the studio's cooperative gameplay-focused titles.
State of Play Potentially Happening on April 16, Possibly “Third-Party Focused” – RumorInsider NateTheHate suggests a State of Play event may occur on April 16th, potentially focusing on third-party titles rather than first-party games like Marvel's Wolverine. While his track record is strong, this information is unconfirmed. The article also briefly mentions other unrelated game news.
Split Fiction studio Hazelight celebrates selling 50 million games in under 10 yearsHazelight Studios announced that its co-op action-adventure titles, It Takes Two, Split Fiction, and A Way Out, have collectively sold over 50 million copies worldwide. It Takes Two leads sales with 30 million units, followed by A Way Out with 13 million, and Split Fiction with 7 million. The studio is currently working on its fourth game.
It Takes Two Dev Hazelight Studios Celebrates 50 Million Sales Across All Its PS5, PS4 Co-Op GamesHazelight Studios, known for its co-op titles like It Takes Two and A Way Out, has announced cumulative sales of over 50 million units across all its games. It Takes Two leads the sales with over 30 million units, followed by Split Fiction with 7 million and A Way Out with 13 million.
It Takes Two, Split Fiction studio tops 50 million sales | News-in-briefHazelight Studios has announced that its games It Takes Two, A Way Out, and Split Fiction have sold 30 million, 13 million, and 7 million units respectively, totaling over 50 million units sold. Separately, Supercell CEO Ilkka Paananen will receive a BAFTA Fellowship for his contributions to the mobile gaming industry and his philanthropic work.
Split Fiction developer Hazelight celebrates 50 million games sales, but it's not its newest game that dominates the pie chartHazelight Studios, known for games like It Takes Two and A Way Out, announced it has surpassed 50 million game sales across its titles. It Takes Two is the studio's best-selling game with 30 million units sold, surpassing Split Fiction and A Way Out. The developer also confirmed it is working on its fourth game, which is expected to feature co-op gameplay.
Split Fiction Has Sold 7 Million Copies, It Takes Two Hits 30 Million SalesHazelight Studios announced that its co-op titles have achieved significant sales milestones, with Split Fiction reaching seven million copies sold, A Way Out at 13 million, and It Takes Two surpassing 30 million. The studio also teased its upcoming fourth game, which may feature three playable characters.- The Best PS5 Games In 2026This article rounds up the best PlayStation 5 games available, covering a wide range of genres and styles from AAA blockbusters to indie darlings. It highlights recent favorites and modern classics, aiming to help players discover must-play titles for the console. The list includes critically acclaimed games like Astro Bot, Metaphor: ReFantazio, and Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, among many others.
- Historien om det svenska spelundretThis article traces the history of the Swedish video game industry, highlighting its rise from humble beginnings to a global powerhouse. It details key companies like DICE, Starbreeze Studios, Paradox Interactive, and Mojang Studios, alongside influential games such as Minecraft, Battlefield, and Crusader Kings. The piece also touches upon the impact of the demoscene, home computer adoption, and the growth of indie development in fostering Sweden's success.
Clair Obscur and Dispatch lead BAFTA Game Awards 2026 nominationsClair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Dispatch lead the BAFTA Game Awards 2026 nominations with 12 and nine nods respectively. A total of 42 titles received nominations across various categories, with Ghost of Yotei, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Arc Raiders also securing multiple nominations. The awards ceremony is scheduled for April 17, 2026, in London.
Expedition 33 Wins Yet Another GOTY--See All The Winners From The 2026 Game Dev AwardsClair Obscur: Expedition 33 was the big winner at the 2026 Game Developers Choice Awards, taking home Game of the Year, Best Visual Art, Best Narrative, Best Audio, and Best Debut. Blue Prince also received multiple awards, including Best Design and Innovation. Don Daglow was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award, and Rebecca Ann Heineman received the Ambassador Award posthumously.
2026 Game Developers Choice Awards winners announcedThe winners for the 2026 Game Developers Choice Awards have been announced. Several titles were recognized across various categories, including Best Audio, Best Debut, Best Design, Innovation Award, Best Narrative, Best Technology, Best Visual Art, Social Impact, and Audience Award. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Blue Prince were among the most nominated games.
How Silent Hill f developers crafted tense melee-only combatThe developers of Silent Hill f focused on crafting tense melee-only combat for the game. The article also touches on other narrative-driven games from 2025, including Split Fiction, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and Deltarune Chapters 3 & 4, highlighting their storytelling strengths.
Bafta Games 2026 nominees announced and it’s another Clair Obscur sweepThe nominations for the Bafta Games Awards 2026 have been announced, with Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 leading the pack with 12 nominations, matching its record at The Game Awards. Dispatch and Arc Raiders also received multiple nominations, including for Best Game. The awards ceremony is scheduled for April 17.
Split Fiction's final level concept was originally meant for the whole gameLevel designer Hannes Gille revealed that the innovative split-world concept for Split Fiction's final level was initially intended for the entire game. The team ultimately saved the mechanic for the end due to significant artistic and design challenges, finding it provided a strong and memorable conclusion.
The 11 Super Mario side characters who deserve their own gameThis article discusses which Super Mario side characters deserve their own dedicated video game. It highlights characters like Toad, Goomba, Lakitu, Boo, Kamek, Waluigi, Daisy, Nabbit, Geno, and Mallow, exploring potential game concepts for each. While Princess Peach and Luigi have had their own titles, the article argues they could still benefit from more substantial games.