LEGO Party is officially available for the Nintendo Switch 2, launching alongside the major Update 1.6 patch. Following an ESRB classification sighting earlier in the week, developer SMG Studio has confirmed a native version for Nintendo's new hardware.
Quick Facts
- Platform: Nintendo Switch 2 (native version)
- Update Version: Update 1.6
- Upgrade Cost: Free for existing Nintendo Switch owners
- Key Additions: Public lobbies, 4 new Challenge Zone game modes, advanced rules, and Series 29 Minifigures
What's New in Update 1.6
The latest patch brings significant additions for partygoers. Players can now host or join public games across platforms, opening up global matchmaking for Challenge Zones and Minigame Rush playlists.
The update also introduces four new game modes across Challenge Zones, alongside advanced rulesets like Multi-Brick Purchase for customized matches. Additionally, players can unlock and customize new Series 29 Minifigures, paired with standard bug fixes and performance improvements.
Player Impact and Upgrade Details
If you already own the original Nintendo Switch version of LEGO Party, you are eligible for a free upgrade to the native Nintendo Switch 2 edition. The optimized version delivers higher frame rates and sharper visuals on the new hardware.