Customer Ratings & Reviews

While the game doesn't do anything new, per se, for $30 you're getting a fairly decent collect-a-thon platformer. There are times where the gameplay doesn't agree with what you're doing (Lucky is too slippery sometimes!!!), but overall I had a good time. The game is insanely easy until the final boss, which was much much tougher than the rest of the game. For the price, maybe for a discount at $20, the game is pretty fun if you're looking for new Xbox One exclusives.

I wanted to love this game. It looks great and controls well. The story is simple and straightforward. The reason I don’t give it a 5 star is plays it safe. Doesn’t want to stand out on its own. Instead just want to be a Mario or others games that follow that template. Still a good buy

Contrary to the negative reviews, Super Lucky's Tale is a good game. It's simple fun, budget priced, and runs at native 4K 60fps on the Xbox One X. Since platformers are so rare these days, this game is an easy recommendation to fans of the genre. Family fun.

This game is fun. It has lots of collectibles and levels. The only issue can be the camera. Since this game was made for VR, the camera is stationary and doesn't pan around the player.

XBox doesn't get many platformers that are exclusive and fun. This one hits both. We saw it at E3 and have been looking forward to it's release. If you get it under $20 its a great game.

Prett good Platformer. Sometimes feel gimmicky but the gameplay is solid with refreshing story and original characters.

Super Lucky's Tale is a love letter to platformers of old like Gex the Gecko. It's colorful, creative, and entertaining, and it delightfully touches on nostalgic ties to games past. It's a fairly short game, but it is worth a play. The biggest issues in Super Lucky's Tale come down to some poor mechanics and sloppy controls - neither of which ruin the experience.

Very good game but the camera could be better. The game is fun.

This is a very gorgeous game with not too long of a story. The camera can be wonky at times but it still plays pretty well.

I was glad i picked this up. It's an Xbox One exclusive game only. It was on sale and looked fun. I wasn't expecting how addicted to the game I would get. As a fox character you go on an adventure solving puzzles, and jumping on all obstacles. It is a good game for some family play time with kids. Something new for the Xbox experience.

Good kid/family game, colorful, not very challenging.

Great fun game. Not quite Mario but good for $20!!!

This is essentially Microsofts shot at Mario. Plays a lot like a 3D Mario but the controls and camera work not as good as Mario. There is some fun to be had, but collecting all the hidden stuff to move forward in the game does get annoying.

Sure this game is the same one that is on one of the fancier VR units, so even if there are camera limitations in this port, this is one great adventure to experience that is family friendly. Lucky is a great character and the graphics really pop on the Xbox one X. Highly recommend!!

Very fun 3D platformer, reminds me of games of my past that I had a blast growing up to, except with WAY better graphics!! This games looks & plays like a dream on the Xbox One X & a 4k HDR tv, stunning

While this is an exclusive to Microsoft’s console; it’s an enjoyable yet a little flawed 3D platformer. It’s not a full fledged priced game @ $60, so it won’t hurt your wallet to check it out.

This is a fun platformer that is cute, bright, & good fun. I have enjoyed it and my daughter is having a blast. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is the camera is a little wonky at times.

This game is fun! I'm in my 30's and wanted a fun colorful game to play that was not as consuming and intense as the other games I play. This game is great, it's like banjo or Mario and my kids like watching and helping solve the puzzles.

This game is great but not amazing, I really cant say why except it doesn't bring anything new to the table. I did enjoy it though its an easy 1000 achievement enhancer as well!

Super Lucky's Tale on Xbox One doesn't do anything new, but what it puts on the table, it does well. It is attractive for the little ones in the house, but also for adults who want to remember the good times of the 3D platforms.