Customer Ratings & Reviews

game was bad to be honest, I kept the space ship because I was a big fan. I really wanted to like the game. what a shame

This item is hard to work with, very hard to figure out. I feel it was only a free item cause the company wanted to get rid of them

The price was right but maybe that is why it was so cheap. My kids played it one time and have never gone back to it.

Somehow a lot people received their bundles without the actual game. Now I’m still waiting. Geez guys how long is this really going to take?

Game is not fun at all. Very glitchy and did not understand how the physical works.

Starlink: Battle for Atlas is an all-new action-adventure game developed by our friends at Ubisoft Toronto. It combines fast paced outer space vehicle shooting with large explorable environments, and an interesting story. The game follows the template established by the StarFox series. StarFox is one of the flagship franchises for Nintendo, and while Starlink is not an official part of it, the Nintendo Switch version of the game includes Fox McCloud as a playable character, and it captures the spirit and fun of that series extremely well. Since we invested in the Switch during a Best Buy promotion earlier in the year, we’ve had nothing but good things to say! Now with the special Starlink additions we are even more thrilled! Starlink: Battle for Atlas is an in depth adventure that transports you from your typical living room to an interplanetary adventure! This open-world space saga features modular toy technology that allows players to assemble and customize real-world physical starships and launch into an epic adventure across the Atlas star system! Another promising feature is the local co-op! It’s rare to see this option these days, and works great considering both myself and my partner are huge gamers. Players can enjoy Starlink in single player or two-player split-screen co-op. The personalization is pretty unreal and probably my favorite part about this game. The characters, ships, and weapons are all customizable. They are separate from the base game, and can be purchased additionally, both in physical toy form and the less expensive and storage friendly digital versions. The length to which you can tailor-make your experience is so high, that you can even decide what type of wings your ship will have! Just simply attach your modular component to the controller, and it appears instantly in-game, allowing players to directly affect the course of their battle in a meaningful way. Talk about personalization at the next level! Like in the StarFox series, gameplay mostly involves running into enemy spaceships and doing your best to blast them away before they blast you. What makes this such a different and immersive experience is the freedom of exploration granted to the player. You are playing in a galaxy of planets and solar systems, and while StarFox games mostly used a rail shooter style, where as a player you are on a fixed track and just shoot at whatever comes toward you, Starlink gives you control of where you go, whenever you like.

The post office said they delivered my package, but it's nowhere to be found. So I can't give a review unfortunately

This game is really dumb. No point in trying it. No one will buy it back used. Waste

Bought the starter set expecting the to play the game and guess what? No game. Seems like more people are having this issue.

My kids opened this for christmas and went to set it up and the game was not in the box. Very disappointed.

Toy doesnt work i buy but internet inlive in Peru a friend take for me but when i Try to Play it doesnt work

Free gift with Nintendo Switch. He didn’t really know what to do with toy and had never heard of the game.

Grandson says this game sucks. He doesn’t want to play it. It only cost me $7.00 so no big loss.

This game is very childish and i prefer star wars better graphics and more realistic.

Can’t seem to figure out how to play this game. Thought it would be a better game.

Waste of money not as described in anyway worthless wish I would’ve never purchased

We got it for free. Which it why it is useless. Not for me

This was free with the purchase of a switch. Probably won’t get used, receiver not into it.

it doesnt include the game..waste of money. do not buy

Not as interactive as I thought. Kids won’t even play it anymore. Glad it was only $7