Heave Ho 2 is available on:
At $9.99 USD on Steam, the price point is low enough to make dragging friends into the chaos easy . Nintendo eShop pricing was expected to match, though official confirmation from Nintendo's store page was pending at launch.
For the first time in the series, Heave Ho 2 supports full online co-op and versus play for 2–4 players . This includes:
A Steam demo featuring both local and online co-op was available in advance, letting players try the new multiplayer before buying . The developers at Le Cartel confirmed the game includes around 50 levels and two online modes
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Heave Ho 2 expands on the original's grab-and-swing physics with:
The core loop remains the same: players grab each other, swing across gaps, and navigate obstacles—either helping friends or sending them to their doom .
The Nintendo Switch 2 version includes two exclusive features:
GameShare allows a Switch 2 player to host and wirelessly stream the game to other local players, including those on an original Nintendo Switch. It can work locally or online via GameChat (requires Nintendo Switch 2 to initiate, a Nintendo Account, and a Nintendo Switch Online membership) . This means only one person needs to own the game for a group to play together locally
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CameraPlay uses a USB-C camera (sold separately) to add a live video overlay of players during gameplay. Heave Ho 2 is listed among Switch 2 titles supporting this optional feature .
Heave Ho 2 is a significant upgrade over the original, finally bringing the chaotic party game online while retaining the local couch co-op that made it a hit. At $9.99, it's an easy recommendation for anyone who enjoyed the first game or wants a new multiplayer party game for PC, Switch, or Switch 2.