Split Fiction - Locations
The worlds of Split Fiction flow between two opposite fictions: Zoe's lush high-fantasy realm of kingdoms, goblins, and dragons, and Mio's glossy cyberpunk sci-fi megacity of corporate towers, neon streets, and high-tech facilities. The duo is shuffled between these two storybook settings as the cam...
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| Name | Type | Description | Region | Points Of Interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zoe's High-Fantasy Realm | World (Fantasy Fiction) | The broad fantasy setting envisioned by Zoe and rendered by the fiction machine: a storybook kingdom of rolling green lands, castles, mysterious caves, goblin hordes, and sky-spanning dragons. | Zoe's unwritten fantasy book | Fantasy kingdom and castle grounds Goblin-inhabited ruins and caves Dragon roosts and aerial ridges Lush enchanted forests and rivers |
| Mio's Cyberpunk Megacity | World (Science-Fiction Fiction) | The glossy science-fiction setting imagined by Mio: a neon-drenched corporate megacity of towering skyscrapers, holographic signage, harsh streetlights, and cold high-tech offices. | Mio's unwritten sci-fi book | Corporate skyscrapers and office floors Neon streets and scaffolded rooftop routes High-tech research and security facilities Highway and chase sequences around the megacity |
| The Fiction Machine Interior | Hub / Framing Space | The interstitial space of the fiction machine itself, where Mio and Zoe surface between chapters. | The machine that merges their stories | Transition space between the fantasy and sci-fi worlds Framing set pieces for the pair's partnership |
| Genre-Blended Set Pieces | Chapter-Specific Worlds | The campaign's many one-off chapter worlds that blend, parody, or remix elements of both writers' fiction - comic action sequences, chase stages, side-scrolling gimmicks, and storybook remixes that treat each level's mechanics as its own micro-genre. | Crossovers between both fictions | Fish-out-of-water crossover stages Genre-parody and mechanically distinct set pieces Signature chase and boss chapters |
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