The Switch 2 port launched on December 11, 2025, with severe problems that multiple outlets called "one of the worst ports" or "catastrophic" :
As compensation for the launch state, Owlcat Games is granting all Switch 2 purchasers:
In Japan, the DLC are not fully free but are heavily discounted to symbolic prices (e.g., 100 yen each) due to regional restrictions, which has sparked community debate about global fairness of the policy .
The port was met with near-unanimous negative critical reception:
Common criticisms: universal hitching and stuttering, crashes, extremely long load times compared to other platforms, missing DLC at launch, and a mouse-control implementation that broke menu navigation. Multiple reviewers explicitly advised against purchasing the Switch 2 version until further patches arrived . The July 7 update aims to resolve the core issues, but critical verdicts on the post-patch state are not yet available.
Reviews published after earlier patches, like Game8's January 2026 review, noted improvement but continued to find the experience rough even after the first post-launch patch . Owlcat's April 2026 patch (1.5.1.2) also focused on optimization, though players reported it still fell short of expectations
. The July 7 update is the most comprehensive attempt yet to bring the Switch 2 port to an acceptable state.