Customer Ratings & Reviews

The mini games included with this are not the greatest in terms of development, but they are fun to play with the kids on a family game night.

This game is great if you are hosting a party! All of the mini games are fun but as far as replayability, this game gets old after a while.

We've played this a couple of times and so far we like it. It is somewhat limiting, but it's fun for 'head to head' friendly competition.

My kids are having a blast with it, good for kids under 9. Older kids and adults not so much. Could be a good party game for adults

It’s a good party game to play with friends and family. The different games are fun at first but become a little boring at times.

Very fun game for the younger players. A good family game. May lose the attention of some of the older kids. But overall not bad

While the game is simple in nature it works as a fun multiplayer party game. Only Nintendo can pull off a concept like this.

This game is very good for everyone in the family regardless of ages. You can't stop playing it once you start it. Good buy.

One thing to note is that most of the games will require 2 players, and there isn't an option to play against the computer based on the way the game works. This is a game based primarily on the sensitive motion controls, rumble feature, and gyroscopes in the Joy-Con controllers. The gameplay is based on the premise of the controller being used as some other object such as a sword or ping pong paddle... works well, and the rumble feedback is precise enough for it to not feel gimicky.. at first it seemed there were only about 5-6 games to choose from, but after playing some of those for approx. 15-20 min a slew (10-15 more)of others unlocked meaning there will be some mileage to get out of this one... if you own a Switch, this is almost a must buy based upon the sparse launch lineup, and the fact that you can tell Nintendo spent time fine tuning the feel and precision.

1-2-Switch is a great way to show off what the Switch, and its JoyCon controllers can do. For what it is, it accomplishes its intended purpose beautifully. Each minigame is short enough to keep you interested, but long enough to still get the point across, and really give you a good demo of what it's trying to teach you.

Not really a game for solo play, but definitely fun for a party. Yeah, it's silly but still is fun in a group.

Game is best suited for large family gaming or during a party/ holiday. Honestly the game should cost about @20 since it does get repetitive quickly. This reminded me or kinect sports when we first fired it up. Hopefully they add more mini games as DLC, because after a few round the games do lose their appeal.

As someone who has played on the Wii and even XBox Kinect, this was a fun game to play with multiple people. It comes with a lot of different games and the controllers are so easy to use. You don't have to worry about stading in front of the IR bar since it is all controller based. Great design and fun game.

My grandsons rented this game and loved it so of course NANA bought it for them! Keeps them entertained!

This is good b/c there are so many different games to play. It has a lot of options for boys and girls.

1-2 Switch is a two player only game that goes through a variety of unconventional challenges - Cow Milking? Sandwich Eating? Posing? The challenges are silly and easy, but at times boring. My 15 year old son wanted it because he read it was fun and it was half off for Black Friday. Worth it at the discounted price, would not pay full price ($50) for this game.

It's great with kids and friends over, but we wouldn't have paid full price. Got it on a great sale.

Solid game-- really shows off what the Switch can do with motion controls. Fun party-style gameplay.

Great game for kids. Good game to verify how the Nintendo Switch platform works with the remotes

I was hesitant to buy this game because, $50. I still don't think it's worth $50, but me, my wife, and my kids all have a good time playing this game. It's more fun than we expected. Still not worth $50 though... Maybe $25 at most, but it probably should have been included with the Switch.