Name: Split Fiction
Brand: EA Games
SKU: 58106175
Price: 39.5 CHF
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (10 reviews)

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Split Fiction is an action-packed adventure game developed by Hazelight Studios and published for the Nintendo Switch 2 platform. In this game, players can immerse themselves in a gripping story that offers both exciting challenges and co-operative elements. Players have the option to enjoy the game in both handheld, TV and tabletop modes, allowing for a flexible gaming experience. With an age rating of 16 and an ESRB rating of T (Teen), the game is aimed at a broad audience interested in engaging storytelling and dynamic gameplay. Support for multiple languages for voice-over and subtitles ensures that players from different regions can enjoy the game. Split Fiction (Codice) promises to provide an entertaining and engaging experience for anyone looking for action and adventure in a co-operative setting.

- Maximum number of online players: 2
- Supported Nintendo Switch modes: Handheld mode, TV mode, Tabletop mode
- Voice-over language: German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese
- ESRB content descriptor: Blood, Crude humour, Language, Violence
- PEGI content descriptors: Violence.

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