I was a little weary of a cardboard project, but this is well designed. Took me and my 8 year old grandson about 6-8 hours over a couple days to build it. He was able to do all the work. Great, easy to follow and fun instructions are on the Switch itself. We still have to assemble the “tools” that allow you to modify the experience on the TV. He really had a lot of fun.

When. My son first wanted this I was pretty much at a "I'm not paying that much for cardboard" well he saved his money and purchased it. From the build to the play it's been an absolute hoot. If you want your kid off the couch and he wants to play video games this is an excellent item. It is built well and sturdy, it exceeded my expectations on every level. In a few years if he grows tired of it and it ends up in the garbage it's nice to know it's completely biodegradable.

This game is very fun,addictive and will be super collective in the future!

First of all, this took me four hours to assemble. It was really something. That said, assembling it gives you a real understanding for how it works, and for capabilities that you maybe never knew were built into your Nintendo Switch. As tiring as the assembly process was, the end result was me thinking that the folks at Nintendo are brilliant on a level that really no other game company is right now. The use (and accuracy) of the sensors in the joy-cons along with the Labo kit are just brilliant. So, if you appreciate imaginative and (after assembly) fun products, and have the patience to do the build, you will probably have the same reaction I did, which is...wow. Nintendo is doing some impressive work right now.

I preordered this while the Nintendo Direct was happening live. I instantly got goosebumps. I was thinking if all the possibilities there would be for kids to learn STEM. For me as an adult, my inner child was screaming. When 420 came around I couldnt get off work sooner. My gf and I were having a Labo party with a couple friends building their own (yes we are all adults) The game comes in a big slightly heavy box. I cant believe it's all cardboard. I appreciated that the game came with instructions built in, and a 360 rotate feature so you could watch the instructions in real time and all angles. I think every kid would be thrilled and preoccupied with how hands on and how cool this actually is!. The cardboard suit took me about 3.5 hours. I was really impressed how they use the pulley system, and how you create your own weights. Very cool! It was a bit messy, as you can see in some of my pics. The floor didnt take too long. Just take out the vacuum and use the attachment to suck all the little pieces up. I was worried that it wouldn't fit me since this is designed for children. I am very proud to say it fits comfortably as a 6'1 man and 250lbs In my other picture it shows my 5'0 gf 100lbs also wearing it very comfortably. The game is very shallow however it is a exercise game wrapped up into something appealing. This could keep your kid occupied for awhile, but as an adult I wanted more. The suit itself though is still very cool. I hope more games come out that utilize the suit. This was very fun to put together though. Almost worth it for that.