Nex Playground - The Active Play System for Kids & Families Where Indoor Physical Activity Meets Interactive Family Fun and is Great for Gaming Nights, Parties and Playdates

I could not be happier with NEX Playground. THE SYSTEM: For the uninitiated, it’s a video game system that uses a camera to track your body’s motions for gameplay. Besides the system, there’s no other hardware required. PACKAGING & GAMEPLAY: It comes well packaged and is incredibly simple to set up. Its games are elegantly designed to be engaging and intuitive to play. The technology works exactly as intended, and we have not experienced issues with lag. GAMES & VALUE: It comes with 5 games ready to play. For an $89 annual pass, you get access to dozens of other games, with updates and additions coming all the time. The games themselves vary widely from simple ones for toddlers to more advanced for teens and even adults. There are branded games with known IP like Sesame Street, How to Train Your Dragon, Care Bears and many more. There are also many unbranded games that feature sports, adventure and problems solving. Some are designed for a single player and others up to 6 players. A lot of the games have built in incentives where you can earn new characters or accessories from commitment and improved performance. Refreshingly, there are NO micro purchases. The pass is a real value and well worth it compared to other systems that charge $60-$70 per game. VERDICT: It’s perfect for my 6 and 7 year old daughters, and my wife and I have a lot of fun playing games with them too! It can keep the kids active and engaged for hours on end, which is really valuable during our freezing Midwest winters. We don’t feel quite so guilty about the screen time as other video games or shows because they’re putting in a lot of physical movement while working together. If you’re on the fence, don’t hesitate to jump in! And plan on getting the annual pass if you can afford it!

The best thing for kids!! We got this for our kids Christmas and it has been a hit! They beg to play it. We do not allow video games in our house so I debated this but after reading reviews and watching videos decided to try it. You have to be standing up and moving to play the game. Its exhausting (in a good way). Gets the kids energy out and keep them engaged. Get one! It comes with 5 free games then you need a playpass ($89 a year). The play pass is worth it! lots of games! It also has exercise games

I rarely write reviews, but this thing is seriously amazing. My husband and I were worried it would end up being another cheap “Wii-style” system that our kids (5 and 7) would play once and then forget about. That is definitely not the case. Setup was easy and there are so many games. You do have to pay for the game pass subscription (we paid about $30 for three months), but it feels totally worth it. It’s super interactive my kids are actually sweating after playing and not only did they play for hours, my husband and I got sucked into it too. It’s very kid and family friendly, with a lot of team based games that get everyone working together instead of competing. It’s been such a fun way for us to actually spend time together and be active at the same time. A couple small downsides: some of the games are tricky for younger kids to understand, and you can’t really step in and use the remote for them because it won’t detect you. Also, certain games require them to stay inside a specific on-screen box, which is hard for little kids to do for very long. I also wouldn’t recommend this if you only have one child, since many of the best games need more than one player (unless you’re willing to play every round). Overall, though, 5/5 stars. Our whole family loves it. It’s fun, active, and brings back that good old family time where you laugh, move, and play together.

From a 10 yo boy: ‘Quiz Dash is extremely fun. You choose a topic to be quizzed on against an opponent. You get points every time you get a question right. I had an awesome time playing this and hope you do too😁!’ From a 9 yo girl: NEX playground is a very fun game especially when you’re having a play date and you don’t know what to do. I like to play a game where they show you a picture and you act it out it’s called copycat. I like to play it because I like to act and because I think the pictures are sometimes funny 😆. Would recommend you buying it! From a 10 yo girl: NEX Playground is an exciting and whimsical way for me to have lots of fun but also be able to exercise and burn calories instead of just slouching on the couch. It’s something that I would choose to do when I’m bored, an incredibly entertaining activity I can also use to spend quality time with my friends. Even if I’m not in the mood for being active, Playground contains several brain workout games too, allowing my mind to stay working when my body is tired. I love competing with my pals in Quiz Dash, raising my hand quickly to answer questions about really just any category(animals, literature, music…). Activities such as Active Arcade, Dragon Jumpers, or Hungry Hippos give me a session of exercise physically with joy and excitement weaved in. Finally, Party Fowl utilizes my arm or leg power and also captivates me with the fun. Overall, NEX Playground is just a game I can look forward to on a play date with friends, laugh out loud at with family, or stay active with during my free time. Would definitely recommend. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Great for all ages and a nice variety. Gets very competitive in our family and it is so great that no remotes are required to play.

Super easy to use and suitable for all ages. Really good workout for adults and kids.

Good product

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I have only played the included games so far but they are good fun and work well except for the football one which glitches a little. Is a good work out and my arms were killing me after only 10 minutes so I think this will be a good investment. It's much more likely to get used than VR or Switch because of how easy it is turn on and get playing with. Loses a point for damage though, for the amount being asked for I expect better than a dented and ripped box (not a transport issue, the delivery box was in perfect condition)