Hazelight Studios is a rare case of a studio practically monopolizing an entire genre. They’ve elevated co-op adventures to art form—and the numbers only confirm it.
A Way Out, It Takes Two, and Split Fiction have collectively sold over 50 million copies.
Break it down:
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A Way Out — 13 million
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It Takes Two — 30 million
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Split Fiction (last year’s new release) — 7 million
And that’s despite the latter game being relatively new.
Hazelight itself makes no secret of its pride—or gratitude.
“Your love and support keeps us moving forward, and we can’t wait to share our fourth game with you,” the official announcement reads.
What this project will be is still a secret?
But there are some clues. Back in February, studio head Josef Fares posted a photo on social media: three people in motion capture suits, their faces hidden, offering minimal clues. Who’s under the hoods remains unknown.
The studio, as a reminder, has already won dozens of awards and, by all appearances, shows no signs of stopping. Hazelight’s fourth game is already one of the most anticipated announcements in the industry, even without a title or date.
