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Update #3 []: Sega has released its first 2026 update for the Switch 2 launch title Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S, and Doubles Mode is now ready for local and online multiplayer. Version 1.0.5 also resolves various bugs.
As usual, replays from earlier versions can’t be viewed after this update has been performed. Here are the full patch notes via Sega’s social media page:
Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S Update – 13th March 2026
Update drops today!
Patch ver. 1.0.5 has landed in Puyo Puyo™ Tetris® 2S!
What’s new?
• Puyo Tetris Doubles mode is now ready for action in local AND online multiplayer!
• Various bugs have been squished
Heads up! Replays from earlier versions won’t be viewable after updating.
If you haven’t played this title yet, be sure to check out our review. Unfortunately, there’s no upgrade path for this one, so you’ll either have to fork out the full price, wait for a sale, or you can stick with the existing Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 game on the Switch.
You can see all of the past updates for Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 in our existing stories below.
Update #2 []:
Sega has announced another update for the Switch 2 launch title Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S. This patch will address some matchmaking issues online and resolves some bugs. Here’s the full rundown about Version 1.0.4:
Update #1 []:
Sega has already shown plenty of love for the Switch 2 with games like Sonic and Yakuza, and its support for the launch title Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S also continues. While the game was already in a respectable state on release, the company has continued to roll out some small updates for it.
Following the USB camera fix in the previous update, which you can see in the original story below, Version 1.0.3 has now officially gone live. It apparently deals with more bugs, with the official details mentioning how “various fixes” have been applied. Sega also mentions how replay data from earlier iterations of the game will no longer be playable in this version.
Once again, if you haven’t already played this game on the Switch 2, be sure to check out our review. It got six out of ten stars. It’s a “pretty darn decent” experience, even if the Switch 2 additions are admittedly minimal at best.
