EA and Hazelight have revealed that co-op platformer Split Fiction has hit another big sales milestone just a week after its release.

Split Fiction’s entire schtick is that it swaps back and forth between virtual recreations of its two leads’ stories. Mio, the angsty introvert of the duo, writes science fiction to cope with her difficult upbringing.

Split Fiction, the new co-op action game from Josef Fares and the team at Hazelight Studios, looks to be a hit: Hazelight revealed on Bluesky today that the game surpassed one million copies sold in just 48 hours.

It’s easy to see Split Fiction being one of the most important releases of the year, and cements Hazelight as one of the most talented studios in the industry

Hazelight Studios has made a name for itself with thrilling co-op adventures that have captured the hearts of gamers worldwide. Its newest outing is Split Fiction, which tasks two players with exploring two worlds at the same time—one person battling through a high fantasy setting and the other working their way through a sci-fi landscape.

Developer Hazelight has announced that Split Fiction has reached a major milestone in record time. The game has managed to sell one million copies in just about 48 hours since its launch. It's currently available on PlayStation 5,

Early sales charts show that Split Fiction is already making waves among gamers despite not even being available for a full week yet.