Customer Ratings & Reviews

The game is actually really fun and it legit gives you a workout. I'm not gonna lie it wears me out.

I wasn’t expecting much from this game but it definitely gives you a workout while still being fun to play

I reviewed Fitness boxing and stated that that was not a replacement for workouts. This game though...works fairly well to replace SOME workouts. I think it works well for maintenance and just keeping yourself active. The Ring itself has technology that can give good resistance for people. The Joy con does great job tracking your leg as well when you need to run. So far the only issue I've had with this game is that the Leg Strap tends to slip off. Other than that, the game makes you sweat. It's also a fun game, where you forget you're working out and focus more on trying to beat up the enemy that's interrupting your run. If you are expecting a full jog with this game in Adventure mode, you will be disappointed. Adventure mode has a couple of running sequences, approximately 3-5minutes worth, the rest belongs to the "battles" where you do yoga, leg, and arm exercises. The game does have custom workout and minigames. These are great if you plan to work on specific parts on your body rather than letting adventure mode run its course.

It a nice workout i sweat when i play. It alot of fun. I like that is has a run feature that if younlive in apt.

My daughter and son are enjoying with this game during these days. It’s kind of exercise with fun. We really loved it.

So my wife and I just used this for the first time tonight: I got my butt handed to me tonight! The game does an excellent job of reinforcing correct posture, staying hydrated, and taking breaks between workouts, but oh MAN do those workouts get ya. Doing just the first Chapter had me sweating something fierce, and the metrics weren't too far off from what my Versa 2 reported, which was a solid workout. Plus the "story" is mildly amusing enough to keep you motivated to keep going! Nice work Nintendo!

Fun game and great for exercise, its like the wii fit except it actually does something

Bought this to get my body moving after being sedentary for too long and this game is a WORKOUT! Going on an adventure with a very encouraging partner (in the form of the ring you hold in real life) really helps me stick to my routine every day. Since starting this game, I feel like I have more energy and I feel less hungry at night. It's really improved my life! Pick this up if you don't want to go to a gym or can't afford expensive exercise machines, but you still want to keep yourself moving.

I was a little skeptical as i looked into this game, but figured between the whole family it'd be worth it... and it is! My 4 and 6yr old play it well (i have to read the dialogue, but they do the exercises) and its great for cold weather and rainy days. I used to be a lot more active than i am now and this game really pushes me. I love it. The story mode is absolutely linear and pretty basic, but it makes for a good "reason" to play. I highly recommend this game, especially for more inactive/busy people.

Game comes with the Ring-Con, the Thigh Strap and the game itself. It comes in a big box. The Ring-Con itself is similar to a Pilates ring, but it feels more sturdy. The handles are made of exercise foam and are washable. The same can be said for the thigh strap. The game does not use up much of the Joy-Cons' batteries since I have played 30 min/day for the past 7 days, and my batteries are still good to go. The game uses IR technology to measure your heart rate, but this is only after workouts and the IR tech is kind of finicky, so I wouldn't trust it entirely. In addition, the game only records exercise time for when you are doing the game's workouts. The same goes for calories. It has only been a week since I started playing this game, but it really does work up a sweat. Granted, I am not someone who is very physically active or goes to the gym very often. This is definitely an RPG first, exercise second kind of game. Yes, it forces you to do exercises in a fun manner. I like the idea of doing squats to defeat my enemies. Luckily, you're not stuck with the same exercises the entire time. As you level up, you get more access to other moves, and similar to Pokemon, you do not get unlimited access to your repertoire of moves in every battle. Don't worry if you live in an apartment. There is a "quiet" version of the running that is involved. It uses squatting in place instead. This game really helps you keep a good form while exercising, which is very important to ensure that you are working out the correct muscles in the most efficient manner. While Ring (the character's name for the Ring-Con) can have an annoying canned expressions at times, he/she/it is very good at giving you tips on your workout. Overall, this game isn't meant to replace your workout if you already work out. Rather, it can be used to supplement your workout as it is great for cardio. You can modulate your intensity level too. If you don't exercise very often, this game can definitely help you get active again and help you add some exercise into your day.

This is a pretty innovative little game. Takes up very little space when out of use, and sets up quick/easy. Snap one JoyCon into the ring, and use the included strap to stick the other on your leg, then you're all set. The ring is at a pretty good resistance that should work well for about everyone, and is calibrated per-user in-game. It also bends all the way in without feeling at all like it will break, so that's nice peace of mind. The leg strap could use some sort of rubberization on the inside or something to help keep it in place better, but it works well enough. Adventure mode mixes in some jogging and periodically has you choose between multiple exercises to attack enemies, while trekking through scenic environments. Light RPG mechanics and a silly story keep things interesting and help distract from the fact that you're....exercising. You learn more exercises as you go, and the nice variety can hit way more muscles that you'd expect out of a ring/legstrap. You level up, see different places, and even have a sidekick for the adventure. There's also a fitness instructor-type guy that gives you advice/guidance on your workouts. Workouts are adjustable, so it's pretty easy to find a level for some of us who kinda maybe never exercise. There are guided warm-ups and cool-downs for each session. There are also neat additions, like mini-games, heart-rate checking via controller, and even alerts you can set on the Switch that work while the console is off. Very nice product.

I needed a workout from home. At first this game was hard to get ahold of. It makes working out fun!

I like that you can really sweat a lot from this game. This game is not easy and you can really have a good work out!

I have been playing this game for a while. It gives me a work out since I am not athletic. You bend your knees, move side to side and do a series of routines to pass a level.

Fantastic game for the entire family. I warn you, you will feel it fast and you will be sore for some time but it's worth it!

Having been stuck at home due to the pandemic, Ring Fit Adventure has been a fun way to kill time and be more active. As it's a switch game, the graphics won't blow you away but the gameplay is very fun and I've had hours and hours of good exercise. If you are looking for a gym replacement, this isn't it (as running in place and doing things with the ring can't replace that) but it did help motivate me to start making healthier decisions and "get back on the wagon"

Just love this game, i really helps you break a sweat, and you can feel it the next day

The whole family laughs and has fun with this one! A game that inspires motion and fitness... beneficial fitness that is!

Super fun and will really really work you out. And my grandson really loves it like he’s playing a video game.

This gives a different take on working out, it makes it seem like you are not even working out it is very fun