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Family Trainer

Family Trainer

|Japan|Simulator, Sport

6.0 /10

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Run! Swing! Jump! Family Trainer, the home exercise athletics game where you play using your whole body, is making its debut on Switch!

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Mini-games included: - Canoe Downstream - Hop-Hop-Step - Hurdle Run - Jump Rope - Log Dodge - Log Jump - Mole Panic - Pipe Slider - Rail Car Adventure - Running - Seesaw Fight - Speed Roller - Stone Pillar Conveyer - Trick Boarder - Waterfall Climb - Water Trampoline

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Leans into Simulator, Sport — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Daily StarTom Hutchison · 7 Sep, 2021
6/10

Don’t expect incredible layers of detail and endless stats about your fitness level, this is a fun family game and it’s aim is really just to get you off your bum. You’ll have fun with the family, sweat a little and enjoy yourself.

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IGN KoreaSeulki Lee · 12 May, 2021
6/10

You can’t really expect this game to give you full fitness advice or before and after results as the in-game messages don't really deliver much motivation since there is no monitoring of how much calories were burned from your exercise. It will still provide the full body workout experience regardless since you’re literally moving your entire body to play the game. Some of the control schemes force the player to be as accurate as possible to the examples given, otherwise some of the simple movements may not be as simple as it reads. At least it does provide some sense of fun and competition when two players get together and try to beat each other's scores.

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