PICO PARK 2: 60 Levels, Cross-Play, Hats & Modes
PICO PARK 2 (2024) has 60 WORLD levels, 8 battle rules, 7 endless variations, hats and 8-player cross-play. Release dates, prices and conflicts compared.
Sources checked 2026-11-12 · Independent fan wiki · Single-sourced claims are marked inline
PICO PARK 2 is the 2024 sequel to the 2–8 player co-op puzzle game: 60 WORLD levels tuned to your player count, a battle mode with 8 different rules, an endless mode with 7 variations, dress-up hats for the PICO CATs, and cross-play for up to 8 players across platforms. The official page dates it August 28, 2024; the Steam listing says September 12, 2024 — both are correct for different storefronts, and both are kept below. All facts checked 2026-11-12.
What PICO PARK 2 is
TECOPARK's sequel, described on the official page as following the award-winning co-op action puzzle original, with the "over 5 million downloads worldwide" marketing line for the first game carried over and a claimed "over 1.5 times more content". Official store badges cover Steam, Nintendo Switch, Xbox and Windows. The details table lists the genre as cooperative action puzzle, 2–8 players and an ESRB E rating.
Cross-play and how groups can share
The big multiplayer change over PICO PARK, which officially supports no cross-play at all:
- Cross-play is supported for up to 8 players across different platforms.
- Multiple people can join in on family or friends' devices, so a household group can play together.
- The official note: to play with people in different locations, each player must own a copy of the game.
60 WORLD levels, none of them named
The WORLD mode has 60 levels, and the official page says each level's difficulty is tuned to the number of players. That is everything official material publishes about them: no level names, no per-level detail. This site will not invent 60 titles, so the PICO PARK 2 level index lists what is sourced and holds empty slots for the rest. For comparison, the original game's 48 levels are grouped into twelve named sets: PICO PARK levels.
Battle: 8 rules. Endless: 7 variations
Two further modes round out the game, both with counts but no names in official copy:
- BATTLE — 8 different game rules for competitive play.
- ENDLESS — 7 different variations, described officially as teamwork-driven high-score play.
No battle-rule names or endless-variation names appear here, because none are published. The official FAQ adds practical facts: streaming and broadcasting are allowed for individuals and companies, commercially or not; Nintendo Switch Lite supports online play (a Nintendo Switch Online membership is required); and failed friend matching comes from an outdated game version (check the bottom right of the title screen) or a different server region (check the bottom right of the online menu).
Hats for the PICO CATs
PICO CATs can wear hats — the official page's examples are seasonal hats and cat ears. It is a dress-up feature rather than a mechanic, and it is the first time the series' mascot got a wardrobe. More on the mascot itself: PICO CAT.
Two release dates and one developer credit
- August 28, 2024 — the official details table.
- September 12, 2024 — the Steam listing for app 2644470, which reports Windows and Mac builds.
Wikipedia splits it the same way — around August 27–28, 2024 for Switch, September 12, 2024 for PC and Xbox — which fits both official numbers rather than contradicting them. One credit difference: Steam lists the developers as TECOPARK and Gemdrops, Inc., while the official page's details table carries no developer row at all in this site's snapshot. Gemdrops is a Steam-listed credit, not an official-page one.
Price snapshot (read 2026-11-12)
Steam's US listing showed $8.99 list, discounted 30% to $6.29 at the time of this read — a sale price, not the permanent one. The soundtrack (Steam app 3228750, January 29, 2025) listed $2.99, on the same sale for $2.09. Steam also lists 30 achievements, Steam Cloud and Remote Play Together for this build. No US Nintendo eShop or Microsoft Store price was sampled in this site's research, so none is quoted.
TecoGamePad, again a controller app
TecoGamePad, the phone-as-controller app, is compatible with the Steam and Microsoft Store versions of PICO PARK 2. As with the first game, it is not a mobile port of the game itself.
For the rest of the series: PICO PARK, every game on Switch, whether a PICO PARK 3 exists, and the 2026 collaboration SONIC PICO PARK.
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