Ring Fit Adventure Standard Edition - Nintendo Switch

This is a fitness game but this has a RPG story you can have fun playing while getting in shape! if you do or don’t do workouts, either way this will make you sweat and kick your butt. has a quick mode and mini games as well. very good visuals and very fun! lots of unlock stuff and great replay value!

Wii Fit 3.0 with a core game experience to stay engaged with routinely coming back. The ring is sturdy flexible and accurate along with the leg strap for the joy-con. Very pleased with this purchase and I highly recommend. Fun and also makes you sweat in a good way.

So I am not a gamer just a mom and I didn't expect my mostly sedentary preteen son to even glance at this given his loyalty to fortnite, borderlands, and minecraft however once he saw me get a score on any game he wanted to try and beat me. Now just a few days later all of my kids ages 4, 6, 12 and the husband have all been playing daily to beat each others level progress and strength. the game itself is a little cheesy but the exercise is real. Everyone has broken a sweat, needed water breaks, and felt the burn and a little sore the following day that said I would love them to expand to 2 player split screen or a co-op mode that would make it a 10 star game. like the minigames and fitness challenges its cool to compare scores and see progress each level adds more parts to lengthen your workout as you progress in your adventure its pretty cool....for a not a gamer type mom :)

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.

Ring Fit Adventure is a mediocre RPG, at best. As a workout routine, I get a better exercise using my bowflex or using exercise videos. However, combining the RPG elements with working out, this game (or maybe I should say 'experience') is awesome. With Ring Fit Adventure, I actually look forward to working out as I am driving home from a long day at work. No longer is working out a chore that needs to be checked off my to-do list, but it is actually fun. While I am definitely not getting the physical results that I would from my more stressful workout avenues (bowflex, exercise videos, etc.), in the long-run I will be better off because I actually want to stick to this workout. And I strongly encourage this for anyone, for there are 30 levels of difficulty, and I am finding level 19 to be a great challenge (and I would say I am decently in-shape).

Real exercise for people who wants to workout. Not working for athletic people I think. Great for whole family.

I'll be honest, I was skeptical in the beginning. But, after a couple weeks that skepticism has turned into reserved optimism. What's great about the game is if you are not that into working out, but needed some inspiration to burn those extra calories, it is perfect! However, there are certain things that I need to forewarn you about. The most important of which is technique. Since the game is dependent on placement of the joy cons (one strapped to your thigh, the other attached to the ring), there is only so much information it can pick up. Thus, due to the large margin of error, it isn't hard to play the game. To make sure you do not injure yourself and you get the most out of the game, however, depends on your technique. Other than that, the only other concern I have is the wear and tear on the Ring Fit device itself. How long will the resistance last, and how does that effect long term gameplay?

It's pretty easy to forget your working out. You will sweat and get tired but it definitely gives you enough time to recover and start playing again. I highly suggest this for someone who is looking for a 30 min to an hour workout at home