LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight has finally arrived on Switch 2, bringing a new free difficulty level with it.

p>In our previous report, we covered the upcoming arrival of *LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight* on Nintendo Switch 2 and the debut of the *Mayhem Collection* DLC, featuring playable Joker and Harley Quinn.Today, September 18, 2026, that date has arrived: the game is finally available on Nintendo's hybrid console as well.

TT Games took the opportunity to release update 1.010, which paves the way across all platforms for the *Sinister Pack*: seven villain-themed costumes, five Batcave items, and a new Batmobile skin.The DLC data is already available for download, though the actual content only unlocks upon separate purchase.

The most interesting surprise, however, is something else: starting today, all game owners—regardless of platform—receive the "Absolute" difficulty setting for free.It is designed for those who found even the "Dark Knight" option too easy—a welcome addition for a LEGO game that has historically been accessible to a fault.

Those who pre-order the Switch 2 version also get the *The Dark Knight Returns*-inspired costume, included from day one.With its arrival on Switch 2, *LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight* completes its rollout across all major platforms; it remains to be seen whether the playable villains will be enough to keep the community engaged until the next installment.