Following my preview of Split Fiction, I was speaking with Josef Fares about the success of Hazelight’s last two co-op titles (It Takes Two, A Way Out) and how they haven’t inspired any major ...

Josef Fares said, in no uncertain terms, that Hazelight Studio will never turn into a studio that makes live-service games, check out the details here.

Out of Words, from poet Morten Søndergaard and co-developers WiredFly and Kong Orange, not only fits the mold cast by Josef ...

Josef Fares doesn't care what EA thinks, he'll never make a live service game: 'It will not happen with a Hazelight game, ever' Split Fiction trailer still - Zoe and Mio staring into a large pipe ...

Josef Fares has suggested that Split Fiction will push the boundaries of what is possible even further than It Takes Two, and with the game going gold, it should only be a matter of time before ...

The Game Awards' favorite personality, Josef Fares, was at The Game Awards pre-show in spirit, with the announcement of a remake of Fares' very first directed project that kicked off his notoriety ...

Hazelight Studios, led by the colorful Josef Fares, might be revealing its latest game very soon. A new report suggests the upcoming project is called Split Fiction and will release sometime in ...

Josef Fares, the famously eccentric and foul-mouthed director behind It Takes Two, is back and drumming up excitement for the announcement of his next game at The Game Awards.

My interview with Fares Josef Fares, back in 2019. Asked why he teamed up with EA Originals again, Fares said it has worked out very well so far, as EA has a broad reach.

It's still early in development, but we do get to see some the environments, right before Josef goes off the rails a bit. No platforms announced yet, but It Takes Two is due out in 2021.

Josef Fares (born 19 September 1977) is a Crystal-Simorgh winning Swedish film director of Lebanese Aramean origin. His brother is the actor Fares Fares, who has appeared in many of his films.