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- 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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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'm a 60+ mostly-sedentary female. I bought Ring Fit Adventure to augment my daily walks with the goal of obtaining/maintaining enough strength and flexibility to be comfortable and capable througout my daily life. I'm up to Day 55, World 13 and I'm having a blast! I use it every day for between 12 - 15 minutes of workout (which actually takes me about 45 minutes or so because it also includes dynamic stretching and static stretching before and after the timed workout, and of course there's a little reading and other game play things to do). I stop mostly when the game suggests. I always monitor my heart rate (I really appreciate that feature) and the game is giving my heart a 'moderate' workout which I like: Enough to build stamina but not so much that I fall over in a faint. I continue to have muscles that ache in my arms, legs, back and stomach. I have noticed that my posture, flexibility and balance have improved, as has my energy level. And I have not gotten injured. So, why has this been effective? Well, here are some of the things I like: * My brain has something to focus on besides 'reps'. The game laces in fun challenges, like completing a jog without encountering any monsters, or determining the best set of exercises to take into a monster fight (legs, arms, abs, yoga...), some exercises are effective against just one monster at a time, while others do multi-monster damage... there's stuff to think about! * I like how accurate the ring-con and leg-con seem to be. If I'm duffing it, the game gives suggestions ("It won't be as effective with bent elbows..."), but it took a little trial-and-error to figure out why sometimes I'd just get a "Good!" instead of a "Great!" hit with some of the exercises. * I like that the adventure blends aerobics (jogging in place) with yoga and calisthenics, focusing on different areas of the body (which is my choice because I have selected some exercises from each category). * I like that it started me out at a low level (so I didn't get hurt) that was still fun, so I was motivated to keep on playing. * I like that I get to pick the exercises that I'll be using: If I want to focus on upper body today ('cuz yesterday's squats got me!), I can and that's better than skipping the whole thing. * I enjoy the mini-games! Things like blasting crates by squeezing on the ring con is so much fun that I completely forget that I'm exercising. There are several exercises that I have unlocked that I still cannot do correctly, so that means I have room to grow - not just in the number of reps, but in techniques. Yes, I found the voice of the Ring character to be annoying sometimes - so I turned the volume down on it. I didn't mute, though, because he does give decent feedback during the actual exercises (really helpful for those exercises where I can't see the TV). NOTE: I think I was too tentative when I first set it up - afraid I'd snap the ring or something - and after a couple of weeks I began to notice that I was beating all the monsters and never needing to power-up (no smoothies). I bumped my 'level' several times (the game started me at level one and I'm now at level 8 (I think it goes all the way to level 30!)), but still, it seemed off. I decided to re-calibrate both ring-con and leg-con. Sure enough, the workouts got more intense because it knows that my arms and legs are actually stronger than they appeared back on day one. UPDATE: I am up to day 77 and am six pounds lighter, and two inches smaller around my waist. So cool! And there's new things to explore and learn, plenty for me to improve upon... It's still So Good!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2020 by Marilee Berry
I am WAY more fit since buying this game and I 100% recommend it to anyone. I have never liked to run in any setting. There have been times when I've enjoyed other types of exercising, but before buying this game I was doing 0 mins a day. Between the great visuals, the fun story and mechanics and the customizable aspects, I immediately changed my mentality and became very enthusiastic about fitness. I saw physical changes in my body (inches lost, muscles showing) before I lost any weight, but I eventually lost a few pounds too. You can be as casual or intense with this as you want. The main story is broken up into short levels, and during the levels you can pause or stop and go back if you need to. You can also repeat levels you like. The 'battles' are turn based (they wait) and you can go at your own pace doing the exercises. My boys just turned 7 and 4 and they are literally underfoot sometimes, but I am still able to get it done. They both play some too! The 7 year old doesn't like exercise, but enjoys this and can do everything on his own. The 4 year old can do the jogging courses. My husband had surgery and could only intermittently (and lightly) use this, but still enjoys it. It took me around 75ish days to complete the story line. After that, 'new' levels open up, which seem to be repeating the original levels but with new dialogue and obviously level appropriate mobs. Custom Mode allows you to create a fitness list of exercises that you can save and perform any time. It's a more 'focused' workout and you can change the number of reps and string different styles of play (rhythm game, jogging, specific exercises for targeted areas). Quick Play has preset challenges, minigames and targeted sets to choose individually. There are other cool features but I don't use them much yet. More of my favorite things about this game: -It's user friendly and flexible -cool visuals -tracks your time moving, calories burned, and km run and shows it in real time -has an avatar performing the exercises at the same time to give you a visual help -has sounds and verbal prompts to indicate when you're not doing an exercise correctly -rarely 'forces' you to do specific exercises and does have a help function if you are unable to -can be challenging but isn't a beat down -allows you to pause and walk off at any time -allows you to customize the difficulty as you go (which will increase/decrease reps) -slowly introduces gameplay mechanics (not overwhelming) I wish this game had continued support and DLC. I'm a little afraid I'll get bored but so far I'm still enjoying it. I recommend watching youtube video demos if you want to see some of the gameplay.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2021 by My Paradigm
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
I really like Ring Fit Adventure, & more importantly I've been loosing weight. During the summer months it's easy to get out & get exercise. No so much where I live during the winter. Thus far, Ring Fit Adventure has been a very nice option in the comfort of my own home. I don't have to leave the house after work in the dark & cold to go to the gym! Beyond that, it's fun! It gamifies fitness a lot more than Wii Fit ever did. You might ask yourself, why did you only give this product 4 stars instead of 5 if you love it so much!?! Well, it's not perfect, & honestly it lacks a lot in terms of functionality. It pales in comparison to to Wii Fit in terms of functionality, & will at times be completely frustrating. One, the game wasn't designed for larger individuals, it was designed by Japanese Developers for a Japanese market -- smaller individuals. Now mind you I'm overweight, but not obese & the problem I experience is that when you run or do anything vigorous in terms of your lower body the leg strap continually tries to slide off your leg. I can assume this problem gets a lot worse the heavier you are, which is funny given that those are the people who need this product the most. The leg strap should have been made out of another material. This can be countered by strapping it to your upper thigh as tightly as possible, but that creates other problems. Two, the game has a lot of trouble trying to figure out what you are trying to do sometimes. Sometimes it wont even pick up your actions. I've just given up on doing any exercise that requires you do be in a prone position: planks, push ups, & etc. I ware myself out just trying to get the game to read my position even before I start the exercise - very frustrating. Beyond that, if you can get it to read your position the game will not give your the appropriate score for the exercise given that it's still having difficulty reading your movement. This may not be as bad if the leg strap is where it's supposed to be (the middle of your thigh), but then the leg strap slips off your leg. Problems one & two really take me out of my headspace while I'm trying to exercise. Part of me wishes they would just make "Switch Fit" & sell an adapter for the old Wii Fit Board. It was A LOT more reliable in terms of functionality. Three, I'm worried that after I beat the game I'm not going to be interested in it any more. So far it's great & mostly enjoyable, but there will come a point where I complete the main campaign. Nintendo as a company is woefully incompetent when it comes to online functionality & support. They are decades behind both Sony & Microsoft - especially Microsoft. This game desperately requires post-launch DLC & support, but I don't think we're going to get it. Just ask anyone who made the mistake of buying Super Mario Party, or anyone who is struggling with the online component of Pokemon Sword & Shield presently. Which is a shame given that most of the charm of this product is that it is equal parts game & fitness. In this way it is superior to Wii Fit given that it was always more fitness than game, but when you run out of "game" that point is moot. TL;DR -- This is a very enjoyable product that will help you loose weight if you sick with it, however, it isn't without it's frustrations & limitations.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2019 by Daniel s. Crum, LSW, LCDC-3
I am a lazy person just wanna get that out of the way. This is not a review from someone who likes or particularly wants to work out, I enjoy walking and light cardio but sweating isn't much for me. I work out so I can eat snacks and stay a size that fits into the clothes I already own, that is my motivation. That being said I quit my gym membership as I'm sure many have since the start of covid, I don't see myself going back anytime soon. To combat the lack of exercise I walk and ride a stationary bike but found my exercise to be less rounded and becoming incredibly dull unless I was playing Animal Crossing (on the bike). When I saw the Ringfit I was a bit skeptical, I never liked the Wii active games but really wanted something to show me how to exercise and motivate me to do something different. Well this was the game for me. This thing really makes you sweat and in a good way! The usual annoyance I get from targeted exercises is gone with the distractions the game gives you. I particularly enjoy the mini-games but the adventure is a lot of fun and I genuinely look forward to earning new moves. I like the fact you can add scores from mini-games without having to individually sign in which adds another level of fun since my bf and I can both switch off and compete with each other. Haven't had the game long so I cant speak to how long it'll hook me in but so far I've had a good balance of adventure, mini games and targeted exercises when I'm looking to work out particular muscles. This is a great game for the times and I already feel like it's benefited me physically and mentally. The game tries to teach you good work out posture and it will correct you at times but it's of course not perfect so you may need to be conscious of how you move and do additional research to get the most out of your moves. If you think this will help you, it probably will I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2020 by Victoria
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
I really enjoy playing this game, and I wasn't sure about it at first after having played the Wii Fit game and the Wii Active and being a little less than impressed. I bought this game because of the reviews, and also because my gym started getting lax with the covid guidelines and I no longer felt comfortable going. For some background on me: I'm a pretty athletic person and I like to stay active. I've been a runner for about 10 years, and I have been doing CrossFit for 1.5 years. I saw a lot of reviews of beginners really enjoying this (and I will say if you set to an easier difficulty, I think this is excellent for beginners). But I set it to a level 26 difficulty, and selected that I wanted an "intense" workout and damn. That's definitely what I got. I love the game portion of it and how you complete different levels in each world, and the monsters you come across on the way. It's so much fun to run through the different levels and collect ingredients and coins, and to be challenged on a specific body part depending on the monster's color. And the boss battles are fun, too! This game isn't just exercising for the sake of exercising, you have to have strategy, too and some aim (which I am not always the best at) but it makes it feel like you're playing a game of Mario or something similar. And this workout burns about just as many calories as an hour of Crossfit does (when I do it for a full hour) according to my watch. Overall, I'd highly recommend you get this game regardless of your fitness level. I suggested it to a friend of mine who's completely sedentary and needs motivation to workout and she's really enjoying it. It's very adaptive and you can make it as difficult or as easy as you want to, and you still get to move your body and get healthier which is the most important thing! Buy it, you won't regret it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2021 by Paula