Our science journalists reported on the Stand Up for Science rallies held in New York City and Raleigh, North Carolina. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

Hazelight Studios is back with another co-op adventure, this time focusing on two writers who find themselves trapped inside their own works of fiction. Through the power of science, magic ...

In the underserved cooperative video games market, Split Fiction is one of the best options around, only challenged by its predecessor. The core setup, which sees you cross science-fiction and ...

We’d pause the game and swap controllers to help each other if worst came to worst. Split Fiction pushed my partner and me out of our respective gamer comfort zones Split Fiction pushed my ...

The makers of It Takes Two return, with an enormously entertaining follow-up that cements their position as the masters of two-player co-op. Hazelight’s third game is Split Fiction, which to the ...

Science fiction anime and manga aren’t just about futuristic gadgets and space battles. They’re about the big “what ifs” that shape our world. What if AI could decide who lives and who dies?

I’m certain of this because the team appears to have used every one of those ideas in Split Fiction. An enchanting and confident two-person adventure like no other, Split Fiction is non-stop ...

Innovative games are the soul of the gaming industry. Unique, exciting experiences inspire others to step away from the mundane and find new tales to explore. Split Fiction is a co-op title that ...

Like It Takes Two before it, Split Fiction is a (mandatory) two-player cooperative game that follows dual protagonists: Mio, a science fiction writer, and Zoe, a fantasy writer, both of whom are ...

Our writers pick their favourite science fiction books of all time We asked New Scientist staff to pick their favourite science fiction books. Here are the results, ranging from 19th-century ...

Science fiction and fantasy books have played into the trend, with recent bestsellers such as “Starter Villain,” “Assistant to the Villain” and “Long Live Evil.” Four new books explore ...