What is Split PC?
In the future, giant city-states have emerged, separated from each other by indestructible barriers. Most professions have been taken over by machines. People work mainly as mechanics, programmers or operators. This page focuses specifically on the PC (Windows) version of the game, including prices, regions, activation methods and compatible storefronts.
How can I find the best price for Split PC?
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How do I redeem a Split PC game key?
After you buy a Split PC game key, you'll receive a secure digital code (often called a CD key or activation key). Redeem it through the correct platform client — for example Steam, PlayStation, Xbox or another supported launcher — and the game will be added to your library for download. Always double-check platform and region compatibility before you purchase to avoid activation issues.
About Split PC
In the future, giant city-states have emerged, separated from each other by indestructible barriers. Most professions have been taken over by machines. People work mainly as mechanics, programmers or operators.
Storyline
After the recent war, engineers from Epsilon Energy created the Split indestructible shield system. It was to protect individual giant cities covering almost the entire planet from armed conflicts. Different cities have different policies towards their citizens. In West Ulrage, every citizen gets a guardian robot at birth. In Hal'Tor, pairs of robots raise several children each. Whereas in Dievez, people are raised in large centers. Most jobs have been taken over by machines. People work mainly as mechanics, programmers or operators. The Split control panel is riddled with numerous traps that will require both good reflexes and composure. You can try to destroy enemies or escape from them by using time manipulation and your own clones to distract them. The game's design refers to Brutalism, an architectural style popular around the 1970s. It was promoted, among others, by the game "Control". We mixed this style with the digital environment from "Tron: Legacy". The levels are full of nooks and crannies, which may seem empty at first glance, but lead to interesting places.
Game details
| Publisher | GamePlanet |
| Developer | Garlic Jam |
| Genre | Puzzle, Adventure, Platform, Indie, Arcade, Shooter |
| Game mode | single-player |
| Theme | Action, Science fiction |
| Platforms | PC (Windows), Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One |
Screenshots from Split
