Customer Ratings & Reviews

So this is the perfect game to take up a 30-45 min at a time. It is perfect for quick breaks, for lunches waiting to pick up somebody. It is a great party game, talking smack to your friend when you win. It will be getting free dlc and updates.

Got this for my nephew’s birthday and he loves it!! So easy to buy, go online and ordered for store pickup. Ready in a few hours and they brought right to my car.

This game was a lot of fun. Very quickly we learned how to play, but then everything seemed like it was too easy or insanely hard. For younger kids, it’s fun and keeps them moving and they enjoy playing with friends.

Arms is a great take on the boxing genre. With some unique twists and an intriguing lobby system this game has a lot of potential. Knowing that there is free DLC coming down the pipe is also nice. If you're looking for a unique/quirky boxing game this is definitely worth checking out.

Super responsive (much more than i would expect from a motion sensor game). Nintendo really did their best here to make this game fun and accurate not frustrating and confusing. Sneak in a little exercise for the kiddos too with this game!

Requires a bit more skill than just waggling your arms. It's fun, the slow but persistent weapon unlocks are a reason to keep going back. The matchmaking lobbies can be improved IMO. Also, once you get the hang of it this game works fine on a pro controller if you hate the waggle.

My son enjoyed this game however while watching him play it seemed a little repetitive. They do try to mix it up with mini games with the fighters but just didn't seem too deep. Pick it up on a sale.

My husband was a bit iffy on it because he thought it wouldn't be as good and he wanted to play with friends online. Ever since we got it, he has liked it a lot, he loves the characters and community. I could recommend this to anyone.

This is basically a fighting game, but with a weird extendable arm mechanic. It takes some getting used to, but can be quite fun. I used to really enjoy playing it online against other people until Nintendo started charging a fee for the online service.

This game was super fun to play! It’s great for kids of all ages. It’s easy to learn and has a great tutorial at the beginning of the game. My kids and us as parents had a great time playing!

Boys loved the game, especially when they got to play in the stores display but now that we have it, they still like it a lot but say it is much harder than they expected. Struggling even on the easy modes

This is a Christmas gift for my son. He has wanted it

A nice change up and competitive. Once you get the hang of this game it gets really fun. Slightly frustrating learning how to get the same game play with every throw of the joy cons but doesn't take long to get the hang of it.

This game is a fast paced kinetic adventure. There are so many customization options that my 10 yr old found the perfect combo to keep the beat down on good Ole Dad!

Interesting new twist on the fighting genre, with a sort of rock paper scissors simplicity to it, but still with some depth and modest collection of characters. The single player mode is pretty difficult starting out.

This game is very fun, it provides a multiplayer experience unparalleled to any other except for that of Super Smash Brothers. The split joycon functionality is perfect for this game.

I enjoyed the game for the most part but over all its very bare bones. Basically all you do is have boxing matches with different types of extending arms. After awhile this gets repetitive.

Game has some depth to it. I'm not very good at fighting games, so I didn't get as much out of it. Can't just wildly flail around and expect to do well. Has some fun mini games to break up the fighting.

Amazingly fresh IP from Nintendo! Great to see them continue to come up with new takes on different genres. This is a great addition to the fighting genre and is great for novices and experts alike. High recommendation!

This game is great for 4-40 years old. It should be in everyone's arcade. The initial set up is clumsy for old fogees new to Switch, but the Tutorial modes over compensate.