Minecraft: Story Mode - The Complete Adventure Standard Edition - Nintendo Switch

This game is pretty fun, and it's not too difficult. But occasionally, there are points in which the button prompts pass too quickly and it's easy to die. This wouldn't be a big deal if you re-started relatively close to the point at which you died, but unfortunately the checkpoints in this game are incredibly far apart. When I would die, I would often have to sit through the last ten minutes or more of the game to get back to where I was. For a game that is much more watching than playing, this is an extremely frustrating thing. There were times where I wanted to keep playing, but just couldn't stand to sit through a large portion of the game again that I had just sat through, in the hopes that I would get the button prompts correct when they flashed up there again when I FINALLY got back to the spot that I had died. Granted, most of the prompts in this game give a fair amount of time to react and are pretty forgiving, but certainly not all of them! And that's besides the point anyway. There is no reason that the game should set you back so far if you die, no matter how frequently or infrequently it happens. This killed it for my kids and almost killed it for me too. There were times I turned it off because I had zero desire to sit through the same ten or fifteen minutes for a third time in a row, and then I also had no motivation to turn it back on again later, knowing that was what was waiting for me. Overall, I like the game but again, I absolutely loathed that one thing about it, and despite my interest in other Telltale games, I won't be checking them out, as I assume they will be the same way.

I don't know what else to say other than this is absolutely amazing. I bought my little brother one for Christmas and ended up getting one for myself too. My girlfriend might be even more obsessed than I am with this...we love playing Mario Kart and this is a perfect way to play on the go whether you're on the plane, in the car, or waiting for a table at a restaurant lol.

I had no idea what to expect from this game as I bought it on sale during Black Friday. This isn't like the Minecraft we are familiar with. This is a story driven "point and click" type of game where you solve puzzles, make decisions and explore small areas to pick up items. All actions are dictated by button combinations to perform any building and crafting is done similarly to the original game. Don't expect to do any casual building in this title but what you get is a story game set in the Minecraft world.

This game has been a lot of fun and it’s very well written. It has kept my attention and kept me wanting to come back for more. My biggest complaint about the game is the fact that when you relaunch the game it tends to put you back way further than it should have. This has happened to me multiple times and it’s so frustrating but the game is well worth it regardless. The game should be priced as it is on other platforms in my opinion.

I bought this for the grands to have to play at Christmas, and it was a total hit. They played and played till I made them get off. From what I watched with them playing, the graphics were great never glitched, and seemed fairly easy to navigate...grands are 10 and 12. Only thing I didn’t like was not knowing ahead of time to be able to play 2 player you have to have 2 complete sets of the joy Ons...2 left and 2 right

I got this for my son for his birthday. He has been watching the walkthroughs of it and obsessing over them for awhile, and of course is into all things minecraft. The game is a great value for a Switch game, and my son gives it 5 stars. He's 5 years old, which may not sound impressive, but that kid bores quickly of things he isn't very interested in. So his love of this game is actually saying a lot.

I purchased this game for my grandson who has the Nintendo-Switch 32GB Game Console. He liked that it had good options for different genres to play and more options to create Mii characters compared to Wii-u and the regular Wii system. The control system for the game was easy to use and he found it easy to connect to the TV using the HDMI port.

We picked this up for my 10 year-old, who is a fan of the Minecraft games. It proved to be an interesting diversion and he played through the story over several days. I was surprised to see and hear some adult language sprinkled into what feels like a kid-friendly game, so watch for that if you're particular about such things.