Customer Ratings & Reviews

One of two games I got my 12 yr. old grandson for his birthday. to go with the Nintendo Switch. He was very happy with the game and LOVED the Switch !!

Arms is a fighting game with a colorful and chic cast of characters. Much of the roster — fighters like bubbly songstress Ribbon Girl, tiny-girl-in-a-mech-suit Mechanica and the questionably pulsating green blob Helix — were fan favorites as soon as they were introduced, thanks to Nintendo’s incredible character designs. Strong, memorable leads are at the heart of Arms, and it’s one of the primary reasons it’s so easy to quickly fall in love with the game. But the game also showcases Nintendo’s knack for polishing a simple mechanic — in this case, punching with extendable, springy arms. This is what really sets the Switch game apart from dozens of 3D fighting games that preceded it.

Bought for my little brother to play for Christmas. Initially didn't know what the game was about but turned out to be much more fun than what I expected!

For a new IP is very fun game but it is challenging. I wish we were able to change the controls to our liking so it's easier to fight. I prefer the motions as it's most easy to jab and move around

I purchased this game not knowing what to expect but it turns out it is a very good game. I'm pleased with the theme, different levels and graphics.

The unique ability of various arms, easily learnable character's movements, and the maps/scenery keep things interesting whether you are an expert or a newbie.

I would recommend Arms to anyone with a Nintendo Switch. You'll need to buy an extra pair of joycons but the game itself is good fun single player or online.

Got this for a Easter present. Super cute games, my son is going to be super excited for this one. Easy games to play with everyone!

Got this for my four kids ages range 6-11 and they all love it. We really enjoy the active part of the gameplay and the kids love getting up and throwing punches. Definitely recommend this game.

The game is easy to pick up but a little difficult to master. A beginner could play it but it increases in difficulty and complexity as you continue to play.

This is those fighting games that are easy for everyone not too many button simple but cool when u pull of the specials must buy for any die hard fighter fan

Sometimes they only play a game for a week or two but this one lasted much longer and they are still playing six months later

This game has been great for my kids to get a little exercise... they’ve been complaining of sore arms...I love it!!! They have slot of fun playing it.

It can be difficult at first, but once you get the hang of it, you will have a lot of fun. Teaching my 6 and 8 year old will prove to be the next challenge.

Arms is a rare game. A new Fighting IP that's accessible yet deep. The base game doesn't have a ton of content, BUT it is receiving lots of free DLC updates (Another rarity in fighting games).

Just got a Switch and have been anticipating this game for months :) It is so addictive and fun. Once you get the controls down the game just sucks you in.

The game itself starts out with not a lot of content, but with it's first update it's already added another character and mode with more free content on the way. All around a really fun game.

This game is very fun. And good in a party atmosphere. But, I keep finding myself not playing it. I bought a bunch of Switch launch titles and any time I boot up my switch I'm playing a different game. That's not to say this isn't a creative or fun game. Its just there are more creative and more fun games out there.... And, I own them. Still, it is hilarious to watch my girlfriend wildly punching the air with reckless abandon while playing. I'm convinced she's going to break my TV or just punch me in the face while playing.

if you want a solid title for the switch definitely pick this up. tons of fighting fun and motion controls beatdowns give you a crazy rush. happy gamings!

Purchased this game for my daughter for Christmas a d she loves it. She is 22 and in college I worry about homework getting done now. Lol