The title is Hazelight’s second after 2018’s prison-break game A Way Out, but Fares’ third as he directed Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons in 2013.“It’s always been this co-op thing,” he ...

Josef Fares of Swedish game studio Hazelight enjoys throwing out the F-word in interviews and stage talks. It’s a sign of his passion for video games, and the creator of Brothers: A Tale of Two ...

Hazelight founder Josef Fares, known for his work on games including Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, A Way Out, It Takes Two, and the upcoming Split Fiction (plus that whole Oscars moment at The ...

Josef – Ah OK, so then I can’t, because I would spoil it for you! TSA – I guess that’s fair. Well, I’ll give you my suggestions for A Way Out sequels, which would be A Way Back In, or ...

Josef Fares made gamers laugh during The Game Awards when he yelled “f*** the Oscars” into the camera, saying that games are where it’s at.

It Takes Two is a co-op action platformer that will "blow your fucking mind away", as Fares says. Similar to the last game from Fares and Hazelight, this'll focus on the journey of two playable ...

After years of development, Josef Fares' Hazelight Studios has completed its work on its next co-op game, It Takes Two.Fares made the announcement on Twitter, saying, "We finally did it!

Its director, Josef Fares, says this six hours is the perfect length for his vision, and he would have made a ten hour game if he could have kept introducing new things at the same rate.

Josef Fares says there is a "mass psychosis" going on. By Eddie Makuch on February 15, 2021 at 11:49AM PST. 23 Comments. Where to buy. It Takes Two. There are currently no available deals ...

Josef Fares is no stranger to over-the-top public statements. Many will likely remember him at The Game Awards 2017 where he famously flamed the Oscars in favor of the gaming industry.

A Way Out’s Josef Fares Says Linear Game Negative Connotations Are Concerning. July 1, 2019. By Brianna Reeves For much of this console generation, open-world experiences have reigned supreme.

Eighteen years ago, 10-year-old Fares and his family moved from civil war-torn Lebanon to peaceful Sweden. For his parents, it was a big and painful step. For their young son, it was the start of ...