Customer Ratings & Reviews

Control scheme a little convoluted. Purchase for my son as a gift.

This seems pretty solid. If you got used to Splatoons motion controls, you'll do ok with this.

Controls are a pain to get used to and not very good overall.

This wouldn't be what you'd call a nintendo hit. This starfox game goes back to its roots with the on rails shooter but the single player is wanky when you're use to a controller and 2 joy sticks. Co Op this game can be a blast when you split the roles between aiming/shooting and flying. Not the greatest game, but its playable with a family.

My son enjoyed playing the game. He said only 1/2 of the available vehicles were fun using.

A pretty decent entry on the Wii U console. Brings back the nostalgia from Nintendo 64.

The control system definitely takes some getting used to.

2 games for the price of one, pretty decent game, too bad it took so long to be released

Contains two games, one more traditional Star Fox game, one tower defense game, both fun.

Pretty good game. My son lost interest in it pretty quick and now it just collects dust.

Two things make this game a disappointment: the controls and the "remake" of Star Fox 64 with some minor changes. The controls are the biggest problem with the game though and make it almost unplayable. Definitely can't recommend this as much as it pains me to say it.

Great updated version offering fun for hours. Great for kids - both young and older.

great reminder of classic franchise game. nintendo's version of flight sim is a hit.

A lot of people complaint about the control, but I think its ok. no problem at all.

fox returns with motion controls a really good game if not a bit short

This game is really enjoyable, it really pulls the wii game pad perks into play.

I was really hoping for a new game and not a remake but it is still a good game.

Awesome game ! In single player you can use the pad and the tv to play for precision shooting while flying. You can also play co op where someone controls the ship and someone shoots. This is a super fun game when doing that. I had lots of fun with my daughter playing this one.

A good time can be had if you invest a few minutes on getting the controls right.

If you take out the controls, it's a great Starfox game. I think it's more or less what we got with Starfox 64 with some more add ons, but Nintendo really has to realize that not everything needs to include heavy gamepad use. I suppose it may be fine if you had a second player you really trust, with one gunning and one flying, but it really feels weird swapping between the two. I mean if it adds to the game or integrates well without messing with the difficulty or pacing, like say Captain Toad, it's great, but I feel like I'm fighting the game mechanics than learning them and then using them. It takes a lot of the fun out of the flying sensation of the earlier games (perhaps except Starfox Command). I can only recommend this for people who are willing to take a LOT of time to learn a system, or die hard Starfox fans (who may be better served by replaying 64 more).