Why Split Fiction is Taking Off

Considering its background and the track record of Hazelight Studios and EA, it’s not too unexpected that Split Fiction is gaining popularity as anticipated. They recently unveiled their third major cooperative adventure, promising even more of the exceptional co-op gameplay they’re known for, but on a grander scale. The anticipation for Split Fiction skyrocketed between its December 2024 announcement and early March 2025 release, and this enthusiasm is evident not just in widespread praise (with a Metacritic score of 91), but also in substantial player numbers. For example, during its launch weekend, it recorded over 259,000 simultaneous players on Steam, nearly four times as many as the all-time high for It Takes Two.

5 Weirdest Daredevil Stories

Despite his grounded narrative style, Daredevil has surprisingly ventured into some incredibly peculiar and unforeseen comic book escapades. From the beginning, the character’s tales took unusual twists, and even after being solidified as a more realistic hero, various writers have placed the Man Without Fear in storylines that left fans scratching their heads. However, these illogical stories are must-reads not only for their oddness but also for the distinctive way they highlight Daredevil’s lasting charm. Here are five such stories to explore below.

White Tiger’s Tragic End in Daredevil: Born Again

To reveal Hector’s hidden identity as the White Tiger in order to clear his client’s name, Matt made witnesses speak up about Hector’s selfless deeds. These included rescuing a couple from a flaming car, shielding a woman from a knife-wielding assailant, and numerous police reports praising the so-called “cop killer” for assisting officers.

TNA’s The Hardys Retain Titles on NXT, but Are They Done With WWE?

Initially, let’s discuss the match itself. Right from the start, both teams displayed impressive offensive skills, keeping pace with the swiftness and agility of Axiom and Nathan Frazer. At one instance, Matt managed to catch Frazer as he leaped out of the ring and forcefully threw him to the ground. Not long after, Axiom suffered a similar fate.

Queer Neon Horror Game Blends Resident Evil with Persona’s Style

A significant part of this game strays from Capcom’s traditional winning recipe, instead offering an RPG experience similar to Persona, where players engage in social interactions within a small town and cultivate bonds with diverse characters such as humans, demons, and angels, each uniquely designed with vibrant colors and eye-catching outfits. The game discards the emphasis on ammo management and tension found in many action games to instead prioritize storytelling and character development. The game showcases its distinct style through numerous side quests that revolve around various romantic disputes, which are thematically linked to the main narrative.