Labo Toy-Con: Vehicle Kit - Nintendo Switch

While my favorite Labo set would be the 01 Variety Pack, just because it has several great builds including the mini piano, this game has perhaps more content than the past sets. The builds are fun and take roughly an hour each, and I found to be really enjoyable. The build quality is great though I have a couple of complaints including the pull slider of the steering wheel how the part lifts up when it slides, but in practical use it isn't an issue. All the builds are smartly designed and fun to build and play with. Also it would have been nice to have some rubber bands pull the steering wheel back to a home position like other racing wheels, but as is it feels like driving a typical car especially with the HD rumble of the Joy-con. And make sure whoever plays has dry socks or considering the foot pedal may warp slightly, or simply devise some type of plastic covering for it. The gameplay is great and intuitive, and has a lot of Nintendo style and humor. Case in point you come across random shiny plastic toy characters from talking cows, cheerleaders, ghosts, snowballs, sumos, etc that bob around and give you various tasks on this fairly large variable climate island. As all of the builds give you new unique transportation some tasks require certain vehicles, and there are easily dozens of hours of gameplay here. The plane and car build are fairly intuitive while the submarine had the biggest learning curve for me and likely others. Some challenges alter the controls of your vehicle to amp up the difficulty for a few challenges. I have yet to try the two player mode, but it does require additional joy-con for a second player to arm a weapon. If you enjoyed any of the past Labo games or just want to get into it now with vehicles, I can highly recommend this pack.

This was my first Labo kit and I loved assembling everything. The ingenuity here is incredible. My mind was repeatedly blown as I followed the instructions and watched as the contraptions all came together. This is definitely a product tailored to kids, but I had fun with it anyway. It brought me back to my days of building LEGO as a kid but with an appreciation for the creativity that went behind the design. The game itself is ok, nothing amazing. Controlling the different vehicles feels great but doesn't have much lasting appeal. If you have kids, I would highly recommend this. If you don't but enjoy building things, you may enjoy it anyway like I did.

Labo Toy-Con: Vehicle Kit, is a great edition to the Labo line of products, the realism of the game is superb, the flying, driving and diving gives you an un-parallel look and feel of the real thing, The fun and challenge in building the steering wheel, flight stick and sub controller are great (younger fans may need a little adult supervision). The key concept works well and the transition from one vehicle to another is really cool, If you’re a Switch owner and enjoy the interaction that only it can offer then this Labo is for you

Labo is as creative as Nintendo has been in a long time, since Mario Paint. My 4 year old daughter loves the Labo kits and kit #3 is no exception. Driving the vehicles is a blast and the ability to import racing tracks you made with kit #1 is really cool. Also making maps of objects laying around your house or of your hands or face is quite clever. Don't listen to the naysayers. Labo is awesome!

This vehicle kit for Labo is just as cool as the other Labo kits. The best part about this is that you can use the steering wheel to play Mario Kart 8 on the switch! That alone is reason enough to get this but you can drive lots of different vehicles in the game. I definitely recommend this to anyone who got the other Labo kits or if you want a cool new way to experience mario kart.

The directions to building the kits are very simple and easy to follow. You can move the pieces around on the screen, allowing you to look closely at the models, which are also very true to form. The engineering behind the toy-cons are very ingenious--the pieces fit together perfectly and there are many steps to making them more sturdy.

This is the best Labo release yet. Both in terms of building the set, as well as the games contained within, are the best they have been. The adventure mode especially is a very nice chill game where you mostly just collect things and do other fairly easy task, but it’s fun doing them and swapping from vehicle to vehicle as you do so.

My 8 year old son asked me for this set . I also bought him the 1st set with the piano, fishing rod and other builds which he enjoyed putting together and playing with. Overall it's not bad, but it's still just cardboard. He liked this set better than the previous one and the car can now be used to play Mario Kart as well.