If you're hunting for your next two-player obsession, Split Fiction is the one — and it just hit its cheapest price ever on PC. From Hazelight Studios (the team behind It Takes Two), it's a genre-hopping co-op adventure that throws two players between sci-fi and fantasy worlds. Here's the cheapest way to grab it, and the feature that means your co-op partner may not need to pay at all.
Now at an all-time low
The lowest verified price right now is $21.39 on Split Fiction across the stores we track — its lowest on record, a strong discount on a game still riding its release-year acclaim.
You only need to buy one copy
Like It Takes Two before it, Split Fiction includes a Friend's Pass: only one player buys the game, and a friend can join the entire co-op campaign for free. That effectively halves the cost of a full two-player run — so grabbing the cheapest single copy is all most duos need.
Why it's worth it
Constant variety is the draw. Hazelight rarely reuses a mechanic for long, cramming new ideas in scene after scene, and the campaign is built ground-up for two. If you loved It Takes Two, this is the obvious next pick.
Pair it with more cheap co-op
Building a co-op night? Deep Rock Galactic ($1.78) and Risk of Rain 2 ($1.50) are absurdly cheap right now.
FAQ
Do both players need to buy Split Fiction?
No — the Friend's Pass lets a second player join for free.
What's the cheapest price for Split Fiction on PC?
From $21.39, currently its all-time low — compare every verified store on its price page and set a free alert.
