It was released to mixed reviews, who criticized the gameplay and lack of variety, though its budget price and concept received praise.

[4][9] In June 2022, a report by Fanbyte claimed that Nintendo EPD was developing a sequel to 1-2-Switch, tentatively titled Everybody's 1-2-Switch.

[13] According to the report, the game did not resonate with playtesters in its target audience of families with children, who found its minigames tedious.

[18] The first trailer was released on June 20, which featured 16 content creators from around the world in a private event in Tokyo, Japan.

offered, with Giovanni Colantonio from Digital Trends saying it was an "ideal title for schools, youth groups, messy parties, and more.

"[21] Nintendo Life criticised how "a lot of the games cover old ground" but praised the addition of using a smartphone as a controller, saying "the new mobile phone connectivity provides some different ways to play".