Split Fiction is packed with creative and intense boss fights, each testing players in different ways. Some battles require precision, while others demand teamwork and adaptability. Here’s a list of the 10 hardest bosses in Split Fiction, ranked by their difficulty.

10. Ice King

Throughout the chapter, Zoe warns us how dangerous the Ice King is. After much buildup, we finally reach the end, only to find a cute little cat. Mio pets the cat, and just when we think the threat is gone, Zoe's perception twists the innocent feline into a giant sabretooth.

Learning the sabretooth’s attack patterns helps in this fight. Though it relentlessly attacks, it occasionally pauses, giving a chance to strike and end its reign.

9. The Dentist

One of the creepiest encounters in the game, The Dentist turns a candy-themed level into a nightmare. With sharp tools and unpredictable movements, timing is crucial to dodging attacks and landing counter-strikes. This fight is all about pattern recognition and exploiting brief moments of vulnerability.

8. Treasure Traitor

This battle begins as a high-speed chase before trapping players in a circular arena where Treasure Traitor hurls objects relentlessly. Players must dodge, parry, and reflect attacks while coordinating abilities to avoid being turned into statues. The constant barrage of projectiles and shifting attack patterns make this fight a chaotic struggle.

7. Giant Enemy Demon

The Giant Enemy Demon is one of three possible final bosses in the sketch-art side mission, each bringing its own unique challenges. This battle requires strategic positioning, quick reactions, and mastery of the game’s movement mechanics to avoid its devastating swipes and fire-based attacks. Its unpredictable attack patterns and environmental hazards make it a true test of endurance.

6. Pinbawser

A unique pinball-inspired boss fight, Pinbawser requires seamless coordination between Mio and Zoe. One player controls the flippers while the other dodges laser blasts and missile strikes. Timing and teamwork are crucial, as a single mistake can lead to instant failure.

5. The Hydra

One of the most visually stunning fights, The Hydra is an evolving battle that constantly shifts between game modes. Cutting off its heads only makes it stronger, forcing players to think ahead and prepare for its relentless regeneration. The final phase, where the duo must fight from inside the beast, adds a creative twist to the fight.

4. Megalith

A colossal fight that plays out like a cinematic masterpiece, Megalith requires players to navigate through collapsing ruins and scale its massive body. The final sequence, where players stab its weak point while hanging on for dear life, is reminiscent of classic action-adventure games.

3. Dark Mio

This fight is a personal struggle as Mio battles a darker version of herself. Dark Mio is fast, unpredictable, and mirrors many of Mio’s own attacks. Players must master perfect dodges and counter-attacks to survive. The emotional weight of the battle adds an extra layer of intensity.

2. Rader

As the final boss, Rader manipulates the rules of the game itself, constantly shifting between different genres and mechanics. The battle is long, exhausting, and packed with surprises. Players must adapt quickly and work together flawlessly to bring him down.

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Taking place in an arena setting, this boss bombards players with projectiles before upgrading itself into an even deadlier opponent. The fight escalates quickly, forcing players to use every ability they’ve mastered throughout the game. Its relentless attack patterns, limited opportunities for counterattacks, and ever-changing environment make it the most grueling challenge in Split Fiction. Only the most skilled players can conquer this mechanical menace.

These bosses push players to their limits, making Split Fiction a game that rewards skill, strategy, and patience. However, none of them reach the extreme difficulty of bosses from games like Cuphead. That being said, some of these fights may still prove challenging depending on your skill level.