As of now, there is no official confirmation from Joseph Fares or his studio, Hazelight Studios, about a follow-up to It Takes Two. However, Joseph Fares has occasionally teased fans with hints about future projects, often through social media or interviews. In past comments, Fares has expressed a deep passion for creating emotionally driven, co-op-focused experiences and has hinted at exploring new storytelling and gameplay innovations. While he hasn't named a specific "It Takes Two" sequel, he has said he's always thinking about new ways to bring people together through games—echoing the core theme of It Takes Two. So, while a direct follow-up to It Takes Two hasn't been announced, fans remain hopeful. Keep an eye on Hazelight’s official channels and Fares’ personal social media for any new updates. For now, it’s more of a playful tease than a confirmed project—just like his signature style.

It Takes Two’s remarkable success—boasting critical acclaim, multiple Game of the Year awards, and over 20 million copies sold—has cemented its place as a modern classic in gaming. Its innovative co-op gameplay, emotional narrative depth, and inventive mechanics redefined what a collaborative experience could be, earning praise from critics and players alike.

Despite the overwhelming fan demand for a sequel, Hazelight Studios has consistently emphasized their commitment to originality. Co-founder and creative director Josef Fares has made it clear that the studio prefers to focus on fresh ideas rather than revisit past successes. However, in a recent interview, Fares offered a tantalizing hint, admitting that if he ever felt compelled to return to an earlier project, It Takes Two would be his choice—though he quickly added:

"The future remains unwritten—we should never rule anything out."

This carefully worded statement has sparked renewed speculation. While no official sequel is in development, Hazelight is currently deep into crafting Split Fiction, a new narrative-driven adventure that promises to push the boundaries of co-op storytelling once again. The team’s creative energy and proven ability to innovate suggest that a return to the world of It Takes Two—should it ever happen—would be both emotionally resonant and mechanically groundbreaking.

For now, fans must balance their excitement with patience. But as Fares’ remark reminds us: in the ever-evolving world of game development, even the most passionate hopes carry a quiet possibility. The door hasn’t closed—only remained gently ajar.