Split Fiction, the newest co-op game from It Takes Two developer Hazelight Studios, launched last week to a strong response from players and press. As gamers continue to experience the unique hybrid of sci-fi and fantasy, Split Fiction has sold over 2 million copies.

Hazelight Studios' latest co-op platformer Split Fiction is setting a new company record by selling over one million copies in two days.

With just one million copies sold in 48 hours, the sky's the limit for Split Fiction. I'm curious to see not just how many copies the game will sell later this year but also how many awards it will win at the end of the year.

Hazelight Studios releases its new co-op adventure Split Fiction to positive reviews, and announces it has already passed the 1 million copies sold mark.

Split Fiction’s entire schtick is that it swaps back and forth between virtual recreations of its two leads’ stories. Mio, the angsty introvert of the duo, writes science fiction to cope with her difficult upbringing.

Split Fiction is a game bursting with creativity and endless fun that's at once technically impressive and astonishingly clever at every turn.

Split Fiction is the latest project by Josef Fares under Electronic Arts publishing. The director has previously established his name with games such as Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, A Way Out and It Takes Two.

Hazelight Studios has made a name for itself with thrilling co-op adventures that have captured the hearts of gamers worldwide. Its newest outing is Split Fiction, which tasks two players with exploring two worlds at the same time—one person battling through a high fantasy setting and the other working their way through a sci-fi landscape.