A Chinese games distributor has flagged a potential Nintendo Switch 2 release for It Takes Two, listing an October 15, 2026 date in distribution documentation.
The listing comes from Prowell Asia Holdings and includes technical and distribution details attributed to a forthcoming port of the cooperative title developed by Hazelight and published by Electronic Arts.
It Takes Two originally launched in March 2021 on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, and later appeared on the original Nintendo Switch in 2022.
The title is a two-player, co-op-focused action-adventure built around shared gameplay mechanics and Hazelight’s Friend’s Pass system, which lets a single owner invite a friend to join at no extra cost.
What Prowell Asia’s document reports
- Release date listed: October 15, 2026 (as cited in Prowell Asia Holdings materials).
- Distribution format: game-card cartridge noted as a game-key card.
- Estimated file size: 12.1GB.
- Language support: multiple languages, including English, are indicated.
These items appear in a distributor document attributed to Prowell Asia; the company provided the listing to retail and distribution channels.
As of this report, neither EA, Hazelight, nor Nintendo has issued an official announcement confirming the Switch 2 port or the October 15, 2026 date.
Rewritten overview of the game
Hazelight’s It Takes Two is designed expressly for cooperative play.
The studio’s design centers on two-player mechanics and varied, level-specific abilities; the game pairs inventive, changing gameplay challenges with a story focused on a fractured relationship.
The title includes Friend’s Pass to allow non-owning players to join sessions for free and mixes puzzle-platforming, action sequences, and narrative beats throughout its run time.
Context and next steps
It Takes Two is widely recognized for its cooperative design and for popularizing Friend’s Pass as a means to lower the barrier for two-player experiences.
The Prowell document provides concrete distributor-side details, but confirmation from publisher or developer sources is still pending.
We will monitor announcements from EA, Hazelight, and Nintendo and update this story when official information becomes available.
The listing comes from Prowell Asia Holdings and includes technical and distribution details attributed to a forthcoming port of the cooperative title developed by Hazelight and published by Electronic Arts.
It Takes Two originally launched in March 2021 on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, and later appeared on the original Nintendo Switch in 2022.
The title is a two-player, co-op-focused action-adventure built around shared gameplay mechanics and Hazelight’s Friend’s Pass system, which lets a single owner invite a friend to join at no extra cost.
What Prowell Asia’s document reports
- Release date listed: October 15, 2026 (as cited in Prowell Asia Holdings materials).
- Distribution format: game-card cartridge noted as a game-key card.
- Estimated file size: 12.1GB.
- Language support: multiple languages, including English, are indicated.
These items appear in a distributor document attributed to Prowell Asia; the company provided the listing to retail and distribution channels.
As of this report, neither EA, Hazelight, nor Nintendo has issued an official announcement confirming the Switch 2 port or the October 15, 2026 date.
Rewritten overview of the game
Hazelight’s It Takes Two is designed expressly for cooperative play.
The studio’s design centers on two-player mechanics and varied, level-specific abilities; the game pairs inventive, changing gameplay challenges with a story focused on a fractured relationship.
The title includes Friend’s Pass to allow non-owning players to join sessions for free and mixes puzzle-platforming, action sequences, and narrative beats throughout its run time.
Context and next steps
It Takes Two is widely recognized for its cooperative design and for popularizing Friend’s Pass as a means to lower the barrier for two-player experiences.
The Prowell document provides concrete distributor-side details, but confirmation from publisher or developer sources is still pending.
We will monitor announcements from EA, Hazelight, and Nintendo and update this story when official information becomes available.
