"Can You Play Split Fiction Solo? Yes!"

The rise of couch co-op games has been a thrilling development in recent years, with Hazelight Studios leading the charge with their exceptional titles. Their latest offering, Split Fiction, continues this trend by spotlighting cooperative gameplay. Here's the scoop on whether you can play Split Fiction solo.

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Like all Hazelight Studios' games, Split Fiction is designed with cooperative play in mind, whether you're teaming up online or enjoying couch co-op. Unfortunately, this means solo play is off the table. There's no AI companion to lend a hand, and even if you have multiple controllers, the game's precise timing and coordination demands make it nearly impossible to progress alone.

However, for those eager to dive into Split Fiction but lacking a partner, there's a handy solution. The Friend’s Pass supports both local and online co-op and is cross-platform compatible. This means players on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC can team up, provided one of you owns a copy of the game.

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How Does the Friend’s Pass for Split Fiction Work?

• Own Split Fiction on any platform.
• Ask your partner to download the Friend’s Pass on their chosen platform.
• Send an invite for your session to your friend.
• Enjoy the entire game together.

The Friend’s Pass is cross-platform, allowing connections through PlayStation Network, Xbox Live, or via Steam, Epic Games Store, or the EA app on PC. Even the EA Friends list can be used to send an invite.

Hazelight's consumer-friendly approach remains a highlight in the gaming world, making it easier for friends to try out Split Fiction in co-op before fully committing.

That’s all you need to know about playing Split Fiction solo.

Split Fiction releases on March 6 on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.