Interestingly, when asked about the potential for a sequel to one of his games, Fares didn’t flatly deny it. In an interview with MinnMax, he mentioned that if he had to choose, he would pick “It Takes Two”. While it’s not guaranteed, it doesn’t seem like creating a sequel is entirely out of the question either.
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With certainty, you’ll recognize two classic games from the esteemed MS-DOS era that have been included: Spectrum Holobyte’s Super Tetris of 1991 and AcademySoft’s Tetris v. 3.12 from 1988. (Credit goes to Eurogamer.) These additions are quite appealing, and it’s heartening to observe the dedication of the developers in safeguarding video game history, a cause we wholeheartedly support.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
In a conversation with MinnMax, creative director Josef Fares recently disclosed that the runtime for the co-op action-adventure game, “Split Fiction,” will be similar to their previous game, “It Takes Two.” According to Fares, the main story of “Split Fiction” is expected to last around 12-14 hours.