Hell is Us has officially launched on Nintendo Switch 2, marking a new chapter for the action-adventure game. Originally released on September 4, 2025, on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC, it faced competition from Hollow Knight: Silksong, which also launched on the same day. A year later, Hell is Us is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, offering new features tailored to the platform. The game has been available on the Nintendo eShop since yesterday, giving millions of new players the chance to experience the story of Rémi, a hero haunted by the secrets of his past, which he hopes to uncover. The game’s narrative may seem classic at first, but it is set in a richly detailed world filled with secrets and discoveries at every turn. In this regard, Hell is Us can hold its own against games like CONTROL: Resonant. The real strength of the game from Rogue Factor lies in how the player’s journey unfolds. Unlike a game like Marvel's Wolverine, which offers more direct guidance, Hell is Us redefines what it means to be an adventurer by placing the player in a world where they must rely solely on their own observation and deduction skills. The absence of a mini-map or objective markers means players must explore more actively, which enhances the sense of discovery and makes solving puzzles more rewarding. Exploration is also filled with encounters with enemies known as Hollow Walkers, which players must defeat using a variety of weapons and abilities. It is important to note that Hell is Us is not a "souls-like" game, which typically features high difficulty and a focus on perseverance. Instead, it is a classic action-adventure game, and that is precisely what makes it appealing. In addition to its release on Nintendo Switch 2, the game also received the 1.8 update on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC. This update introduces 10 new Hollow Walkers, fixes memory corruption issues in the save system, and resolves several collision problems that could have hindered players on different maps. These updates are a welcome addition for fans of the game, who had previously noted the limitations of its enemy roster. Until the arrival of the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time or the Rise of the Tomb Raider collector’s edition on Nintendo Switch 2, Hell is Us offers a compelling reason to keep exploring.