Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fun game that every member of the family can play and enjoy.

Need more time a little difficult but very fun very nintendo

It's hard to say if Arms will become a big game that lots of people take seriously, but whether or not it does the action can be loads of fun if you have some friends that want to play with you. There is a surprising amount of depth to this game, and it's certainly an interesting concept. The one annoying thing is how things are unlocked.

Great game. Tons of fun with other people. The single player is a little shallow and lacking though. As long as you can play online or with friends/family it comes highly recommended.

From a far, the game looks like a quick cash grab looking to put out a quick game. That is far from the truth. This game is well made and super fun. Easy to play, but hard to master

ARMS is such an innovative concept, I love the accurate motion controls, and how the game makes me feel like I'm actually boxing someone else. Would definitely recommend to others.

We enjoyed the game a lot since it has more than 1 mode

Love being able to play with the family, fun experience

Nintendo has always seemed to opt in to trying new things as opposed to competing for the highest processing power like Xbox and Playstation, and they have wildly succeeded again in making this game. Arms gives a refreshing new aspect to boxing/punch out games and is incredibly fun to play for prolonged periods of time. The variety in characters, randomized progression system, and free updates make this a solid purchase. There are plenty of in depth reviews out there, so I'll make this short: if you like fighting games or you want to try a new spin on an old classic (pun intended), then Arms is definitely worth your time and money.

One of the good 2 player Game available on N. Switch.

Haven't gotten far but love it. Very addicting game.

hopefully it's a good game it's a present to my kid.

This game has great gameplay and motion controls to keep you moving. I really appreciate the creativity used to make this game rather than the same old games you usually see.

The kids and I played Arms for hours. The controls are easy enough that my 5 year old was able to play. Fun graphics and unique online setup. Definitely worth the money.

To help the little ones get some exercise while indoors, I actually had them check out the demo on the Nintendo Switch and once they got the hang of it and liked it, I got this at Best Buy. The controls are simple enough for a 4 year old to grasp the basics of moving, blocking, grabbing and punching yet it's still fun for all ages. It's great to see them jumping around and getting a workout! Bonus - besides the "cartoon violence" of punching, I wouldn't consider this a violent game by any means.

I bought this game at first because my brother had wanted to play it but after playing it, I actually had a fun time. Characters are creative and has some fun game modes.

My son asked for this game. Looked into this game, seemed kid friendly minus the fighting. We have played a few games together on his switch. -1 star for the price. Full price game for not much content.

I had been waiting for this to go on sale digitally. Finally, it did, and I purchased it. The game is fun and has had significant improvements since its launch. Sadly there is no more content planned, but I recommend it, especially on sale.

Looking for a great first party game on the Switch besides BOTW then look no further. Easy to pick up but difficult to master I have thoroughly enjoyed this game.

I was going to completely skip this game until I remembered how much regret I felt over haughtily passing over Splatoon for a year after its release (cute squids?? ha!). Like Splatoon, Nintendo managed to create a colorful and cartoony themed game that belies its competitive potential. ARMS is fun, but to be proficient you have to focus and that really brings the fun for me. If you're eagerly waiting for Splatoon 2's release later this month, you can look to ARMS to pass some quality time by. I will be coming back to ARMS even after Splatoon 2's release, so that is saying something for me!