Hazelight Studios, the team behind the much-celebrated co-op platformer It Takes Two, has begun teasing its next project, and a notable leaker purports to know the game's title.

Coming off the back of announcing 20 million sales for It Takes Two, and with the developer's 10th anniversary in sight, Hazelight and its founder Josef Fares posted a couple of teasers related to its next game:

Fares says the game is called "S**** ******N" and that he "can't wait to show it soon". Meanwhile, the studio's official account has posted an image of some paperwork, hinting at the new project. Based on what can be seen in the picture, it's clear the game will be another co-op title with split-screen and published by EA Originals, just like It Takes Two and A Way Out.

On top of this, the ever-reliable Billbil-kun appears to have leaked the game's full name. In a report on Dealabs, it's claimed the game will be titled 'Split Fiction' — which does fit into Fares' tease.

The report also notes that Hazelight's 10th anniversary in November may be a good time for the team to fully unveil its next game. Failing that, The Game Awards is scheduled in for mid-December. Whatever the case, given the official teasers, we imagine the game will be announced very soon.

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[source dealabs.com, via x.com]