Kusa Games dropped Split Brain in 2024, a co-op puzzle set in an escape room environment of Hexarture. Now, the studio is back with a sequel to the game called Split Brain Samsara. It’s coming to PC on November 26, 2026 and is also an asymmetrical online co-op puzzle title.
Where two players share one body
In Split Brain Samsara, you and a friend control the same character, but you’re not actually seeing or doing the same things. One player handles the character’s movements and interactions with the physical world, while the other sees an entirely different set of things and interacts with the spiritual realm. Both players have their own perspective.
The two of you are trapped inside a massive station, figuring out how to escape. You’ll also need to understand what happened to the character, where everyone who used to live in the station has gone, and why on earth there are two of you sharing one body.
Puzzles and riddles are an important part of Split Brain Samsara. You have to analyse the clues available and communicate what you’re seeing. You’ll need to explore the station, compare information, and work out how different clues fit together.
Split Brain Samsara also has a spiritual world, sitting between reality and the unconscious
This other realm is filled with its own mysteries and challenges. You may come across fragments of memories that begin to resurface as you explore. The contrast between the physical and spiritual worlds is interesting since each player gets access to a different side of what’s happening.
Split Brain Samsara has 100% hand-crafted environments. According to Kusa Games, it’s more beautiful, profound, and intense than its previous instalment. The game launches on Steam on November 26th for $7.99, with a 10% discount available during its first week.
Also, read our news on Ranchonauts, a Slapstick Co-Op Title Where You Herd Alien Sheep.
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