Switch
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle co-op
On one console, the stores list 1-2 players on Switch.
- Co-op
- Tabletop OK
Co-op or versus: from the Nintendo.com store description.
Quick answer for your console
Yes: 1-2 players on one Switch
Grab a second controller.
- Split or shared screen: not stated by Nintendo.com store
- Controllers: Nintendo.com store does not say whether one Joy-Con each is enough
- Online: Not listed
- Regular price $39.99
- Nintendo.com store, checked Oct 18, 2026
Same console or online
Up to 2 players
- Switch: 1-2 players
- Drop-in: no store description says so (we only read store text for this). Not sure? See role notes
Not listed by any store
How to split the roles
When one of you plays more than the other: who takes which seat in Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, and why.
Based on the store listing only. We found no official guide or manual that goes further than the store page, so the advice below stays general.
Plan the shared battle
Turn-based combat is "easy to play, difficult to master".
Play your turns at your own pace
Combat is turn-based, and the store lists a difficulty choice.
Skill-gap friendly · higher is easier
3out of 5
Turn-based play and a difficulty choice; co-op seats are not described.
General help only: a difficulty choice, drop-in/drop-out, quick respawn, per-player settings or turn-based pace. Both players still face the same core challenge.
Easy to coordinate · higher is easier
2out of 3 · Medium
Turn-based squads benefit from planning together.
Medium: regular hand-offs, timed moves together or shared decisions.
The roles Same moves for both
Turn-based co-op with the same hero roster; the store does not describe co-op seats.
Hero squad (Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi and Rabbids heroes) Moderate
Moderate seat: planning.
Fight turn-based battles with weapons.
- Planning
Help for the newer player
- Turn-based combat: no reflex pressure.
- Store tag: "Choose your difficulty".
Ways to split the work
- Pick the difficulty before starting; the store lists a difficulty choice.
- Turn-based combat lets the newer player take their time each turn.
Sources (4, 4 official) and how we rate
- 1. Nintendo (official store page) (official): Mario, Luigi, Peach and Yoshi team with four Rabbids heroes. Read Oct 18, 2026.
- 2. Nintendo (official store page) (official): Solo and co-op turn-based combat. Read Oct 18, 2026.
- 3. Nintendo (official store page) (official): Easy to play, difficult to master. Read Oct 18, 2026.
- 4. Nintendo (official store page) (official): The store lists the feature tag "Choose your difficulty". Read Oct 18, 2026.
Both ratings use one fixed scale for every game, higher is easier for a mixed pair; the levels are on our data page. Roles are split by experience, never by who the players are.
Screenshots
Every store, field by field
Switch
- Players on one console
- 1-2 players
- Local wireless (several consoles)
- Not listed
- Online
- Not listed
- ESRB rating
- Everyone 10+ (Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief, Mild Language)
- Regular price
- $39.99
- Subscription
- None found on check date
- Release date
- Aug 29, 2017
- Play modes
- TV mode, Tabletop mode, Handheld mode
Official page (Nintendo.com store)Checked Oct 18, 2026
"Not a store field" means that store has no such label at all; "Not listed" means the store has the field and left it empty. Genres: not listed.
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