Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nintendo always knows what they're doing when they put out something that seems insane at first, but once you try it you really see the genius. This is great for staying active while working remotely and it makes me actually look forward to exercising. I only wish they sold replacements for the leg band because it's definitely not wearing down yet, but I'm sure with time the elastic will start to give out.

Its a very interesting game for exercise. Able to set how intense you want your workout. I've been using it on intense setting and always end up with a good sweaty workout. The Ring feels like good quality. The gameplay is pretty cheesy but it gets the job done for the sake of exercise. Don't expect heavy muscle workout, its light muscle workout with more of a cardio priority it seems.

I hesitated for the longest time as I thought the Ring Fit as a novelty. Finally got it because of the Black Friday price. Pros: Easy to use, adventure mode keeps you engaged in otherwise boring activities (ex. running in place). Great to use when it's cold or raining outside. When doing the games correctly, it does get your heart rate up and you build up a sweat! Cons: Mini games are repetitive and can get boring quickly. Biggest con for me is that I cannot keep the leg strap on for the life of me. Total buzzkill when you're trying to run and it slips off. Terrible. I'll still stick to my regular exercise/gym schedule, but this is decent when I don't feel like going out for exercise.

love to work out with it makes the work out more fun

Fun game. Gets me off the couch and gets me active. A bit repetitive after a while.

I've been enjoying Ring Fit Adventure more than expected. It's a workout video game, for sure, offering plenty of challenging exercises. I've only begun the "Adventure" mode, so I'm unsure of the length and depth. So far, so good though. I love the mini-games and their challenges. Tough to compare it to either of the Wii Fit games, but I would say Ring Fit Adventure is more challenging where workouts are concerned.

Super fun game! Helped me lose 20 lbs, really keeps ur heart pumping

Very fun game for the whole family, kids love it as well as adults. A good workout too!

Great workout and they figured out how to actually make it fun

This is a great way keep in shape without leaving home. Very fun, you forget your working out.

Lots of fun. Bought this for my kids but I find my wife and I use it just as much.

SO FUN!!! Keeps you in shape and you have fun at the same time! My family loves it

I love it! Its a fun game and it ls actually a good workout.

I've really enjoyed my time with Ring Fit Adventure so far (about 1 week at time of writing.) The ring has a surprising amount of tension (~40 lbs to compress) and the exercises actually get you sweating a decent bit! I use this as a supplement to a normal gym routine and it works well. The main adventure is way more fleshed out than any other workout game I've played, and it is an interesting enough story to keep me invested.

Fun workout game that has an rpg adventure mode and other fun modes everyone would love.

Very fun and addictive. My wife plays this everyday as part of her workout.

Great way to get Fit! I have already lost 27 pounds in one day.

Well made. Super fun for the whole family! Keep the kids busy and active.

Nintendo just has a way of making fitness fun. I was a huge fan of Wii Fit and the Wii Fit Balance board and all the possibilities it could have on future releases on the console. Unfortunately, nothing ever came from it and I hope the same isn't the case for this new peripheral. Ring Fit Adventure is better than Wii Fit as it's a fitness/RPG hybrid to great success. It has the mini games casual gamers would love but it's the story mode that is the most surprising. This is a turn based RPG in the same vein of the Paper Mario games. The main gimmick is your attacks are tied to fitness activities. Want to attack the two enemies in front of you? Be prepared to do squats, lunge or even planking. The more you defeat enemies, the more experience you get. Upon leveling up, you get more fitness attacks, and of course, more HP and strength. It's a surprisingly deep story mode for a gimmick peripheral. I'm all for more games using the Ring Con. It's $20 more than the average game but it's money well spent. You may not become a fitness guru after playing but it's certainly a fun adventure nonetheless. It's a welcome addition to the Switch library.

This is the best get your butt off the couch game since Wii Sports ! I like this game a lot !