Blasphemous 2 Switch Nsp Update May 2026

It’s been a few months since Blasphemous 2 dropped its pixelated, gore-soaked glory on the Nintendo Switch. And while the base NSP (1.0.0) was absolutely playable, anyone deep into the Miracle knew: performance in certain areas (looking at you, Choir of Thorns) and a few soft-locks were testing our devotion a bit too much.

But the latest update – let’s call it v1.2.0 (or later, depending on your source) – has changed the game. Literally.

Here’s the long, painful, and beautiful truth for those sailing the high seas or maintaining a pristine physical copy + update. Blasphemous 2 Switch NSP UPDATE

The current Blasphemous 2 NSP UPDATE is a precursor to the announced "True Torment" expansion. Dataminers have found strings inside the v1.0.4 executable referencing:

Given the update cycle, we expect a massive v2.0.0 NSP drop in early 2024. Keep your base NSP clean for that upgrade. It’s been a few months since Blasphemous 2

  • Confirm update applied
    Boot Blasphemous 2 → In-game menu → Check version number at bottom right. Also check Switch home menu → Options → Software Information → Version.

  • Keep update signature patches current
    If using Atmosphere, ensure sigpatches are updated for your firmware and Atmosphere version, or the game won’t launch with the update. The current Blasphemous 2 NSP UPDATE is a

    • Applying the Blasphemous 2 NSP UPDATE (v1.0.4) is a net positive, but awareness is key.

    The Good: Load times have been reduced by roughly 2 seconds when respawning at a Prie Dieu. The game no longer soft-locks when using the "Verdiales of the Forsaken Hamlet" resonance.

    The Caveat: Some users on the scene have reported that if you are using a specific "base" NSP from launch day (Scene Release: P2P), applying the v1.0.4 update without also updating your firmware to 16.1.0 (or higher) results in a "corrupted data" error. Ensure your Sigpatches are up to date.

    Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes regarding file management. Piracy harms developers. The Game Kitchen is a small, passionate team. Please buy the game.