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Features
- An adventure game thats also a workout
- Explore a huge fantasy world and defeat enemies using real-life exercise
- Jog, sprint, and high knee through dozens of levels
- Control in-game movements with the new Ring-Con and Leg Strap accessories
- Learn about all the great new features, including a new voice option and a fun new Rhythm Game mode that are included in the latest free update
Description
Explore a fantastical adventure world to defeat a bodybuilding dragon and his minions using real-life exercises. Traverse grass-swept plains by jogging in place, attack enemies with overhead shoulder presses, and refill your health meter by striking some yoga poses. Two new accessories, Ring -Con and Leg Strap, measure your real-world actions and help turn them into in-game movements. With additional minigames, Ring Fit Adventure is a great escape for players of all skill levels and schedules. In Adventure mode, defeat enemies with attacks based on real-world exercises. As you work through each level (and possibly work up a sweat), you’ll earn experience points. Between fights, you may encounter some unusual methods of transportation such as squat-powered launch pads, and more. Want to compete with others? Pass around the Ring-Con accessory and select from a few minigames: break boxes with gusts of air, craft pottery using squats and many others.
Number of Players: 1
Publication Date: October 18, 2019
Computer Platform: Nintendo Switch
Global Trade Identification Number: 75
UPC: 045496596675
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch - OLED Model, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch Lite
Release date: October 18, 2019
Product Dimensions: 2.6 x 13.2 x 12.9 inches; 1.54 pounds
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Everyone 10+
Item model number: HACRAL3PA
Item Weight: 1.54 pounds
Department: All Ages
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Date First Available: September 12, 2019
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
Ring Fit Adventure for Nintendo Switch is a highly-rated, interactive exercise game with an RPG aspect appealing to users looking for more fulfillment in their workout routines. Both reviewers found the game mentally and physically engaging, providing a surprisingly intense workout. They emphasize the variety of workouts available, the sturdiness of the RingCon, and the motivational aspect of the game, despite lacking a compelling story.
Pros
- 🏋️♀️ Provides a surprisingly intense workout
- 🎮 Engaging RPG game aspect keeps players motivated
- 💪 Offers a wide variety of exercises
- 🥇 Tracks fitness progress and calories burned
- 🏠 Suitable for home workouts and doesn't require significant space
Cons
- 📚 Unlocks and progression system may seem slow to some players
- 🖼️ While graphics are considered fine, some may not appreciate the art style
- 📖 The story may not be compelling enough for all players
Should I Buy It?
Absolutely. If you're looking for a fun, engaging way to workout at home, this is a great option. Ring Fit Adventure turns exercise into an interactive game, appealing to both fitness novices and those looking to add some variety to their routine. Note that dedicated RPG gamers might find the story lacking, but the focus here is on transforming fitness into a fun and compelling activity.
Honestly, it’s so fun. If you’re feeling lazy or don’t want to leave the house because of the awful weather, this is a good method to get your workout in. Most of it is pretty simple stuff, but it’s good to keep your body moving. If you’re already a trained athlete or just heavy in the gym, it’s probably pretty boring for a workout. However, if you’re an average person who maybe doesn’t work out too much or if you’re overweight and looking for a fun way to get started on your fitness journey, this is a good purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by Tiffany Morales
I recently purchased Ring Fit Adventure for the Nintendo Switch, and it has quickly become one of my favorite ways to work out. Here’s why: 1. Fun Way to Exercise The game makes exercising feel like an adventure! You use the Ring-Con and Leg Strap to perform different exercises as you play through the game’s levels. It’s so much fun that I forget I’m even working out! 2. Full-Body Workout The exercises cover everything—arms, legs, core—and they’re adjustable to your fitness level. Whether you're just starting out or looking for a challenge, the game adapts to your needs, so it’s great for everyone. 3. Motivating and Engaging The story mode keeps me motivated. As I progress through the game, I’m excited to unlock new levels and exercises. It’s a great way to stay engaged with fitness and avoid getting bored. 4. Great for Home Workouts If you’re looking for a workout at home, Ring Fit Adventure is perfect. It doesn’t take up much space, and it’s a great alternative to traditional home workout routines. Plus, you can play at your own pace. 5. Easy to Set Up Setting up the game and getting started is quick and easy. The Ring-Con and Leg Strap are comfortable, and it’s simple to follow the instructions to get everything connected. Conclusion: Ring Fit Adventure is an enjoyable and effective way to get fit while having fun. Whether you’re a gamer or just looking for a new way to stay active, this game is a great choice. Highly recommend! Pros: Fun and engaging way to exercise Full-body workout with adjustable difficulty Motivating story mode Perfect for home workouts Easy setup and use Cons: Requires a bit of space to move around, but it’s manageable. Overall Rating: 5/5 – A great way to make fitness fun and exciting!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025 by Shannon
I've had Ring Fit Adventure (RFA) since November, and I'm approaching level 100 in the adventure mode. Like any new thing, I was much more eager in the beginning at the chance to get healthier than I am now. The game doesn't push you to keep coming back to play. And while some people may be disappointing, I have found it much better for myself in the long term. RFA is much more of a game than past fitness Nintendo games have been. Instead of holding a wiimote and using a balance board you have a legstrap and the ring-con (pilates band) to create the movements of your character on screen. It has a basic story and plays on quite a few RPG tropes, but does so in a way that makes you get that little bit of escapism that can keep your mind from associating the game from a hard workout when you're pushing to get those last set of knee lift combos in. You still know you're exercising, but you're doing it towards a tangible goal of finishing a level, defeating a boss, or completing a sidequest for a cool reward. One of the big things about RFA is that it doesn't push you to keep going. It'll offer an alarm to set a routine, but doesn't bug you past the first mention. After about 10 minutes of active time (upon finishing whatever level you're on) it'll offer that you've done well for the day and can stop if you wish. It reminds you not to push yourself to exercise if you're feeling sore (believe me, as a sedentary person before this you likely will be). This lets you really know that you are in control, and that for me, the game understands that you can be busy or not in the right form to jump in for another day. I don't feel bad for missing a few days, because I know when I jump back in the game will drop me in where I was and let me continue pushing forward. I do think you'll get a heck of a lot more out of the game if you collaborate with friends. I'm definitely motivated to keep going when I see my friends post their summary sheet detailing their exercise time and calories burned for the day. We bemoan over the dreadmills and squat swings. We celebrate each other's wins. And it's honestly great to have. I'm also happy to have an alternative to a gym membership. Instead of feeling bad for not going somewhere enough due to paying a monthly fee, I have this sitting in my living room, fully paid for up front, ready to do a quick workout after a long day at work. As someone who has struggled with wait, bullying, and lack of physical exercise growing up, knowing I can be comfortable in my home and get a great workout is huge. It hasn't turned me into any kind of gym rat, but I can definitely feel my body getting a little stronger and more in shape, which makes me very happy. tl;dr The game won't push you to exercise, but it's gorgeous and well thought out to let you do it at your own pace whenever you're ready.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2020 by Amelia
Fun, easy to use, and a surprisingly good workout. Makes exercising much more enjoyable. Very happy with this purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Ethan
First thing's first: If you're looking to lose weight, eat fewer calories. If you're looking for a fun way to augment a fitness routine, buy this. I bought this initially for my kids, but I've wound up using it much more frequently than they do. I already work out regularly, but I've found that this game has given me some new and different ways of getting in some exercise. Especially during the winter months -- which is right now as I'm writing this -- the same old gym routine starts to feel like a grind. This game could not have come at a more perfect time. Above I mentioned that this is a great tool for augmenting your routine and I think it's important to expand upon that a bit. The workouts you get with this game are simply not as good as what you can do in a gym, and some of the numbers are definitely way off. For example, the game involves a lot of jogging in place and will often translate that to a ridiculous number of "meters run." I can jog for maybe 30 seconds and have the game tell me that I've just run 500+m. I wish I were the next Usain Bolt, but that's certainly not the case. I can easily break a sweat while playing this game, but 30 minutes of gameplay is not even close to hitting the treadmill for 30 minutes. So again, this is a fun side activity -- not the main course. (Note: I think a weighted vest could go a long way here. I've not tried it yet, though, so no comment.) The actual "game" portion of this game ("Adventure Mode") is decent, if extremely repetitive. "Battles" involve doing lots and lots and lots of reps of various exercises and, for me at least, it gets boring quickly. My favorite way to use this is to ignore Adventure Mode altogether and instead focus on the mini games, challenges, and sets. The mini games and challenges especially are super fun and when you do a lot of them can add up to a pretty good workout. Each one takes between 30 seconds and a couple of minutes and generally works a single muscle group in a game-like format. At the end you get a ranking, on a scale of D-C-B-A-S, where S is the best. This creates a nice competition, either against yourself or against friends. I'd like to see way, way more mini games and especially challenges added to the system (there are only a handful of the latter today, mostly working the same muscle groups). And I'd love to have a two-player mode available so that e.g. I can challenge my kids in real time instead of our having to take off the leg holster every time. This could be an amazing party game with a few tweaks. Hardware-wise, the ring con is really cool and an interesting way to interact but the hardware can certainly be a lot better. First off, I really wish there were some options with regard to increasing resistance. The game handles that by increasing the number of reps, which works to some degree but gets a bit boring after a while. Second, the leg holster. This area is far less well thought out and I think there is lots of room for improvement here. I am constantly having to adjust it as it slips during various jogging exercises and if I tighten it too much it starts hitting the buttons on the joycon and the game freaks out. I think a rubberized version with a built-in joycon (sans buttons) would solve this nicely. It would of course not be free but I'm sure I'm not the only player who would be willing to invest. My final bit of feedback -- I wonder if anyone from Nintendo will even read this? -- is that community-created exercises in the form of challenges, sets, and perhaps even mini games, would really open things up and allow the platform to thrive. I feel there's a tremendous amount of potential here if Nintendo is willing to allow its users to take this to the next level. That was a long review so let me summarize: This is a fun way to get some exercise, well worth the cost in my opinion. It won't replace a "real" workout in a gym but it's a great add on. The hardware is innovative and interesting but there's room for improvement. And the platform itself could yield amazing things...Nintendo, I hope you're listening. Definitely recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2020 by Adam Machanic
I'm writing this review having just finished the main storyline of the game. 77 days, 27 hours of active gameplay/movement. (There is a new game+ and the option to 100% the old world as well as activities outside the main adventure, so I'm still able to keep playing!) I'll try to keep this short because there's a lot I want to say. I've always had a horrible relationship with exercise due to abuse, bullying, fatphobia, ED, etc. I bought this game not just because of the ongoing pandemic, but my immense discomfort with the atmosphere in public gyms. Previous exercise games I've owned have shamed me for missing days, not exercising as much as they want, etc. Being weighed in Wii Fit and told I was overweight while I had an ED was so damaging to me. Ring Fit does none of those things. It encourages you to exercise within your limits, take breaks if you need to (whether that means in the middle of a session or skipping a couple of days,) and doesn't shame you in any way, not even unintentionally. When I took a multiple week long break from the game after a hospital visit, I was so relieved when the game didn't even mention it at all. They trust you to know what's best for your body. They have a diverse set of exercises to get you through this exercise-based RPG game. Between the battles with enemies, the pretty landscapes, and minigames, you'll be too focused on the gameplay to get lost in your own mind. They encourage you to set reasonable short-term goals, eat healthy outside the game, etc. I couldn't tell you how much weight I've lost since I started playing since, again, past history with an ED, but I can tell you that I am at least happier with my body when I look in the mirror, I have more stamina, I feel more flexible, etc. Don't get me wrong, this game isn't perfect. Especially as someone whose been playing videogames for 2 decades, I've noticed some areas which lack polish, the story is corny, etc. But first and foremost, this game is about exercise, so those details didn't impact my overall score. If there's anything I really had to complain about for this game, it's the fact that you can put an assist mode on all of one type of exercise (legs, abs, arms), but not individual ones. I have poor leg muscles, but I can handle *most* of the leg exercises. I also want to be able to do most of them so I can build up strength in my weakest body parts, but there are specific exercises that I really struggle with and I wish I could put the assist option on only those ones.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2021 by Valerie Gurney
This game is really fun, and the workouts can be suprisingly intense. You can customize the difficulty for people of all fitness levels. I like the range of exercises and different game modes. Something to note is it is only compatible with the original Switch Joy-Cons. It does run on Switch 2 but you have to use the old controllers; the Joy-Con 2 won't fit in the Ring Con attachment.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026 by Anthony
Retired guy here. I have a confession to make - I hate exercising. Yard work and other recreational activities are my normal source of exercise - and that isn't enough for my body. Particularly during the winter months. Result? I'm in pretty sorry shape. I *know* that I need to exercise more, and while I've tried other ways of getting exercise, none - for a variety of reasons - have been working for me. However, the Ring Fit Adventure looked interesting, so I decided to give it a try. Results? So far it works for me. Here's what I like: 1. Allows me to start at my own level and asks me every time whether I want to step things up, stay the same, or dial things down a bit. And being that's it's a video game, I didn't feel bad about starting off at a pretty low level of activity and working my way up (safety being the #1 reason for doing this) 2. It has effective warm up stretches and cool downs 3. So far there has been a lot of variation in the activities. Every session is different. There's even a lot of variation in the stretching and cool down segments 4. I don't find the exercises boring. The 'adventure' part of the program tosses in enough content to keep your mind engaged (things like the need to open doors, 'jumping' over things you encounter, going up stairs, engaging adversaries etc.) that you need to pay attention to what's on the screen, and the related physical activities break thing up enough so even though I'm exercising I'm not getting bored 5. And while taking encouragement from a video game may seem a bit whimsical, it is there and I have to admit that I enjoy getting it. The program also gently gives a lot of lifestyle and eating advise that appears to be good quality 6. It's convenient. I don't need to drive to the gym at a particular time, carry a change of clothes and a towel, etc. It's ready when I am Summary: So far (a whopping 4 days so far), it's working for me. As I sit here enjoying my A.M. coffee after my morning exercise session, I can definitely tell that I've exercised. And I'm looking forward to my afternoon session
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2019 by Doyle Grant