Hazelight Studios' Split Fiction has achieved a remarkable feat, becoming EA's first game to receive a Metacritic score above 90 in over a decade. This achievement follows overwhelmingly positive reviews from critics and players alike.
A 91 on Metacritic: Universal Acclaim for Split Fiction
With an aggregate score of 91 on Metacritic, based on 84 critic reviews, Split Fiction has earned the coveted "Metacritic Must-Play" designation. This marks a significant milestone for EA, whose last title to reach this high a score was Mass Effect 3 in 2012. While subsequent EA titles like Battlefield (2016), It Takes Two (2021), and Dead Space (2023) all received high praise, none managed to break the 90 barrier until now.
Further solidifying its critical success, Split Fiction boasts a 90 score on OpenCritic, earning a "Mighty" rating from the site.
Here at Game8, we awarded Split Fiction a 90 out of 100, praising its exceptional level design, captivating storyline, and the sheer joy of exploring its world with friends. For a more detailed look at our perspective on Split Fiction, be sure to read our full review [link to Game8 review].