William M

These devs got high on having big names attached to their project and put zero thought into anything else. Big shiny turd of a game. And barely a rhythm game at that.

RingFit Adventures is a fitness game developed by a studio primarily focused on delivering an engaging gaming experience rather than emphasizing fitness aspects. Unfortunately, the integration of the game's story with its fitness component lacks thoughtful execution. As a result, players will often find themselves standing idle, unable to engage in physical activity, as they endure a series of prolonged exposition sequences. Regrettably, during a forty-five-minute workout session, a significant portion of fifteen minutes was essentially spent passively watching television-like content. This experience can be likened to having someone repeatedly disconnecting your treadmill every two to three minutes while you are in the middle of a run. Such interruptions undermine the flow and efficacy of the workout, leading to frustration and a diminished exercise experience. It is important to note that attributing these issues to mere tutorial-related challenges is insufficient, as other games of much grander scale have successfully integrated gameplay and narrative seamlessly, without encountering similar problems. The lack of attention to detail in blending fitness and storytelling within RingFit Adventures is a missed opportunity that hampers the overall enjoyment of the game.

This game is super unpolished and very buggy. You will die more to strange glitches and map issues than the poorly designed enemies. Fun for a while but becomes extremely frustrating when the games initial issues compound upon irritating and repetitive gameplay