Official Source· Nintendo Official· Published Sep 29, 2026

Minecraft Dungeons II Launches on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch

Nintendo’s launch trailer says Minecraft Dungeons II is available now on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch. Players venture into the new dimension of the Sift, with solo, local, online, mixed co-op, and matchmaking options.

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Nintendo’s launch trailer says Minecraft Dungeons II is now available on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch. It sends players into the Sift, an uncharted dimension the trailer describes as filled with threats, mysteries, and beauty.

The trailer highlights gear and gameplay customization alongside battles against enemies. In the story, the illagers’ plot is already underway, and the Overworld faces the threat of corruption if they are not stopped.

Players can set out alone, play couch, online, or mixed co-op, or look for allies through matchmaking. Releasing on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch means the game is not limited to the newer console.

Why This Matters

The trailer lists both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch, giving players a choice based on which console they own. Its solo, co-op, and matchmaking options also provide several ways to approach the adventure.

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    Minecraft Dungeons II – Launch Trailer – Nintendo Switch 2

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    “Play Minecraft Dungeons II now on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch: https://ninten.do/6004acpDM Step through the rift and fight where no hero has been before: the Sift, an uncharted dimension teeming with threats, mysteries, and breathtaking beauty. Gear up and customize your gameplay to face your toughest enemies yet in explosive battles.…”

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