It looks like Split Fiction is headed to the big screen: Less than a month after the release of Hazelight Studios' latest hit co-op adventure, Variety says media company Story Kitchen is assembling writers, a cast, and a director in response to what the site calls a "bidding war" for the rights to turn the game into a movie.

Split Fiction is far from the only project lined up for an adaptation at Hazelight, however. The studio’s previous co-op game It Takes Two has been picked up by Amazon Studios for a movie adaptation, with Dwayne Johnson’s Seven Bucks Productions producing, and Pat Casey and Josh Miller writing a script.

EA and Hazelight announced sci-fi co-op game Split Fiction. Earlier this month, the game launched to rave reviews and is a massive success. And reportedly there’s now a bidding war between different studios all interested in turning hit game into a movie.