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Such a fun game. For some reason, it's really buggy and the mini-games just should not be there given how repetitive they are. Therefore, ISuch a fun game. For some reason, it's really buggy and the mini-games just should not be there given how repetitive they are. Therefore, I enjoy this game, but I'm not sure I could recommend it to everyone if you really hate broken collision detection and buggy settings. They should make Nippon Marathon 2 and really polish it up. This game feels unfinished.

So, why is this so hated? Sure it has the graphics of a certain 1998 platformer, but this has the same charm as that game, they should justSo, why is this so hated? Sure it has the graphics of a certain 1998 platformer, but this has the same charm as that game, they should just call it japanese sonic adventure, its as fun as hell, good unclean fun!

Honestly the critic reviews entire miss the point of this game. The game is a tongue-in-cheek love letter to Japanese quirk/kitsch. TheHonestly the critic reviews entire miss the point of this game. The game is a tongue-in-cheek love letter to Japanese quirk/kitsch. The controls are intentionally awkward. The physics are intentionally always just that little bit unpredictable. Watch a few gameplay trailers to get a far more accurate depiction of the chaos that is Nippon Marathon that I ever got from any of the ‘professional’ critic reviews.Let me be clear - this is a party game that I’ve never played solo (although people I’ve recommended it to have mentioned they’ve done solo play and enjoyed it!), which has brought myself and many friends hours of laughs and enjoyment.Tbh I find the 44 critic metascore really appalling so made an account just to leave this review.I highly recommend Nippon Marathon - it’s really something special.

Fun game to play with friends. not as single player. I only recommend it if you like weird Japanese games. performance is not as good on theFun game to play with friends. not as single player. I only recommend it if you like weird Japanese games. performance is not as good on the switch. and I encounter couple game breaking bugs. but still don't regret my purchase. is one more of those crazy Japanese party games y like. but is not for everyone.

Have this on both pc and switch, switch version is basically the same but has a few glitches like stuttering sometimes but who cares when theHave this on both pc and switch, switch version is basically the same but has a few glitches like stuttering sometimes but who cares when the game is this much fun with a group.

Though the reviews for Nippon Marathon look quite bleak, it is a game for the type of person who enjoys simple, good hearted fun. TheThough the reviews for Nippon Marathon look quite bleak, it is a game for the type of person who enjoys simple, good hearted fun. The multiplayer mode is, of course the strength of this game however, the single player stories are simply odd fun! If you are considering giving this title a go, I suggest looking up some of the better reviews of this title, such as Switchup's review. Also, I would suggest watching people actually play the game. It is an odd, plucky little light-hearted title that puts me in mind of everything fun about Japanese game shows, and it is worth consideration if this sounds like something interesting at least. The mini games are also fun with a friend or three, and I do hope the developers decide to add more content in the future.

Brilliant game, so much fun with a group of friends!Kinda wish there were more races and minigames, but what's there is great fun! EspeciallyBrilliant game, so much fun with a group of friends!Kinda wish there were more races and minigames, but what's there is great fun! Especially for the low asking price!

Amazing game!!! What more can you ask for its cheap, massively entertaining and utterly bonkers to boot. we spent hours and hours playing withAmazing game!!! What more can you ask for its cheap, massively entertaining and utterly bonkers to boot. we spent hours and hours playing with mates and a few beers, many many laughs were had. Only criticism would be a little more content needed...

No es para jugar solo pero con 3 amigos te lo pasas genial. Simulador del programa de los 90 Humor Amarillo o tambien llamado Takeshi Castle.

Nippon Marathon presents itself as a party game full of content and with a comically absurd concept which are two factors worth pointing out. Unfortunately the way the gameplay is implemented makes for everything but an enjoyable experience and even the most enthusiastic players will quickly find themselves frustrated at the hands of this game, which has little else in its favour as its audiovisual environment is clearly below contemporary standards.

Playing alone, Nippon Marathon is a one-note joke, stretched too thin and without enough artifice to challenge or grip a player, but as a party game it works just about well enough to amuse those who can look past its various rough edges, have money enough to spare for frivolous purchases and enjoy a silly, wonky mess from time to time.

This game won’t be for everyone; It is very surreal and very strange, and if you don’t like wacky weird games, or if you are not veryThis game won’t be for everyone; It is very surreal and very strange, and if you don’t like wacky weird games, or if you are not very forgiving for some of the issues the game has, then, this game won't be for you.However, if you are willing to try something different and have friends who are open to playing a chaotic racing game, then this might be something worth your time. While there is a story mode, this game was meant to be played with friends, and with the right group of friends you’ll find yourself laughing hysterically at the craziness that is Nippon Marathon.

Nippon Marathon can certainly be described as a marmite game; you will either love it or hate it. Find a group of friends that all love it and you can easily laugh away an entire evening attempting to out run each other. But it isn’t for everyone, and it is easy to understand why. What to some will look like shoddy game design is actually a very purposeful and conscientious element of the design, but that won’t necessarily sit right with those that like nothing left to chance.

Superficially it would be extremely easy to pass on this title. Yet when this title was pitched to me as Onion Soup Interactive’s digital love letter to all things Japan, the inner-weeaboo in me found the title to be oddly charming. I would certainly cast a more critical eye if I were tasked to review this studio’s future titles, but for a first effort this one’s not too bad.

In the end having extra modes beyond the main game do nothing to help Nippon Marathon remain a fun time for more than a few hours at most. It would be impressive as a final project for a college course and is still good for a few laughs at a party, but those fleeting good times are not enough for me to recommend this game.

If this had online multiplayer, it would be a little more entertaining and exciting, but I can’t picture a time where I would load this up over the other party games I have whenever I have company over. Nippon Marathon is zany, wacky and simply odd, but it feels like a marathon trying to finish it at times. Unless you’re dying to race as a lobster-man, hold off until a really deep discounted sale before entering this marathon.

Nippon Marathon isn’t not going to be everyone’s tastes – those eye-wateringly janky visuals (whether by design or not) and the nature of physics-driven racing are an acquired taste that most people are going to tire of, fast. However, look past the surface and there’s a multiplayer experience here that will appeal to fans of Gang Beasts and the like, who just want a silly party game that cares not for seriousness in any form.

Nippon Marathon in theory is a good idea, but when it came to actually playing the game I did not enjoy myself and I really wanted to. Maybe there’s fun to be had if played with friends but I was so put off myself that I wouldn’t force any friends to play it.

Don’t bother with Nippon Marathon if you don’t a have company to play the game with or if saying “keep it real, keep it Nippon” makes you irritated. Everyone else, though, forget cheap production values and throw yourself broad-mindedly into the craziness of Nippon Marathon!

Nippon Marathon is an atrocious game. The kind of "wacky" that is trying far too hard to be funny and failing in every way. Cringeworthy. Buggy. Dull. Between the terrible gameplay and the appalling writing, it's hard to keep playing and not just turn this off for literally anything else. Absolute shovelware, and one of the worst to come to Switch.

Nippon Marathon is a game that is proud to be exactly what it is. There are no pretences or delusions of grandeur, just good clean fun. Playing with friends is sure to bring a fair few laughs as you rain watermelons down on your rivals. Just be prepared to be taken out by sudden barrels and hordes of cute dogs.

You should buy Nippon Marathon only if you are looking for something to play during an evening with your friends, and then forget about it.

Nippon Marathon has the potential to be a fun party game, but its technical and design shortcomings prevent it from being a race worth running.

Nippon Marathon is a waste of digital space. The game’s seemingly fun Takeshi’s Castle-like concept is completely undermined by its several technical issues and questionable design choices. Even with that cluster-mess to the side, the game at its core attempts to be both wacky and innovative through the character of its outlandish foundation, but only comes off as poorly developed, boring, and ultimately frustrating.

Nippon Marathon is a dispensable title and a must play at the same time. A must play... for those looking for silly and timeless fun.

There is a wacky, multiplayer racing game in there, but it feels more like a side effect of a notepad full of gags than a gaming experience that can entertain a group of friends long enough to make them briefly forget about Super Smash Bros., nor does the single-player experience do much after you understand what’s happening in front of you.

There’s a decent amount of content present for a good price and the variety present in the content means things stay fresh and interesting forThere’s a decent amount of content present for a good price and the variety present in the content means things stay fresh and interesting for longer. The gameplay is completely insane and doesn’t stop being insane throughout so expect to have a lot of fun and real laugh out loud moments. While it’s enjoyable when playing on your own the game truly shines when played with friends and it’s also very addictive when played this way as well. Technically the game held up really well throughout and the controls remained tight and responsive with no real problems. I was a little disappointed to learn that there were no online components included in the game. The presentation side of the game is too repetitive for its own good so expect both the visuals and sound design to become average after some time with the game despite the fun that is overall present. Sometimes the races can feel a little unfair and every now and then the gameplay does make you have more frustrating than fun moments. The best word to describe Nippon Marathon is definitely unorthodox, because I’m not exaggerating when I say that this game is completely insane. In fact this insanity is without a doubt the game’s unique selling point and while it does have a few shortcomings the insanity will keep you coming back for more time and time again. You’ll be pleased to know then that in terms of content the game has a decent amount for you to get to grips with and each mode has tons of variety as well. Despite this though it still would have been nice to have been able to play this game in an online capacity but unfortunately there isn’t one available to you. I did however tend to forget about the lack of online though and that’s mainly down to the game being so much fun when playing with friends, and this for me is when the game truly shines. Dont get me wrong it can also be enjoyed on your own as well but when played this way you will feel that the races are a little unfair at times and you will get frustrated more because of this. At the end of the day though Nippon Marathon does get a solid recommendation from me because there isn’t really anything quite like this on the Xbox One and this uniqueness does hide the little shortcomings the game suffers with meaning the fun factor stays high for the most part. Thumbs up party fun!

Nippon Marathon is a curious multiplayer game that unfortunately falls prey to its own over the top nature. Some might enjoy the off-piste humour and Japanese influences, but it sadly limits the game's appeal, and at the end of the day, the presentation leaves a lot to be desired. The frantic gameplay feels too clumsy and disjointed to remain fun for very long. The janky nature of the game is part of the joke, but the joke isn't particularly funny in this case, and others have told it much better than this.

Nippon Marathon is a ridiculous bakage game that's a ton of fun with friends but its annoying gameplay is only tolerable in short bursts.