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Hazelight Studios has announced that Game of the Year winner, It Takes Two, has sold over 16 million copies. This achievement is impressive since the co-op game only requires one of the two players to own a copy. Given it’s a co-op-only game, this means that over 30 million people have experienced It Takes Two. Celebrating its three-year anniversary, the game is currently available at a 75% discount on Steam at $9.99.
We absolutely loved our co-op experience in It Takes Two. It’s a noticeable jump in both creativity and design compared to A Way Out, Hazelight Studios’ previous co-op game. It also seems the company might be teasing an announcement this year, which would not be surprising. It’s about that time Hazelight announces its next game.
Today is not only the three year anniversary for #ItTakesTwo…
The game has now sold over 16 MILLION units!!!
Mind-blowing that over 30 million fans have now played it, love you all so much
What a way to start off a very exciting year…
Hazelight Studios
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