If you’re playing through Split Fiction or have finished it already, did you know there’s a secret level hidden? While it’s not much of a secret now given people have been talking about it online, being able to finish it is still a big deal.
A duo recently completed the level, which players dubbed “Laser Hell,” and they received more than just an in-game trophy/achievement for beating it.
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Split Fiction Laser Hell Completionists Will Get To Visit Hazelight To See The Studio’s Next Game
Make no mistake, this secret level is so hard, that the first duo to complete it will get a special prize in the form of a visit to Hazelight to check out the studio’s next game that’s in development.
The first duo to finish it are content creators E1uM4y and Sharkov who share their triumph onChinese social site Bilibili. The three-minute video shows us the secret level can successfully be completed, and the dangers that lurk within it. The platforming challenges are made even harder by the lasers that are littering the area, which makes every mistake deadly.
Upon completing the level, a special video plays where Hazelight boss Jose Fares can be seen on a screen in-game applauding the players.
“Wow. Amazing. You have to understand, this challenge, there are barely people on our team that can make it,” Fares says in the video. “It took us a lot of time to finish it. I’m telling you; this is a crazy, crazy achievement you have done," Fares shares in the in-game video (viaIGN).
Over on Twitter/X, Fares confirmed that the duo will be flown to Sweden to check out Hazelight’s new game, which the studio is already working onwithout interference from EA.
Now that’s one insane reward for an in-game accomplishment! Hopefully, other studios are watching this and do something similar.
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If you’re considering taking on this secret level, you cancheck out this YouTube videothat gives an overview of its perils, including the puzzles players need to solve to gain access to it.
Split Fiction was released earlier this month, and has already catapulted toover two million units soldin just a week of availability. If you’re still on the fence whether to get it or not,check out our reviewto see if it’s something you’d be interested in. Just note that the game can only be played co-operatively, and there are no bots to replace humans.
In terms of reviews, Split Fiction isthe first EA game in over a decade to hit a ratings milestonethat proves how special the game is.
