The concept is great but the game gets boring after 5 minutes. Maybe if leader boards are included for competitiveness I would be inclined to play more. At the moment it seems the developer hasn't spent much time on the game.

FIGHTING BOX is more low effort minimum viable product cash grab shovelware from Proative, who keep dumping games that take a couple of hours to slap together with a construction kit onto Steam, trying to get paid for garbage. This is no exception, it's a lazy low poly top down/ISO view brawler with garbage controls, worse graphics, and laughably bad gameplay. There's no serious value or merit as an actual game here, we can just wonder why the developer thought this buggy mess would be okay to publish on Steam Direct, but it's just more mounting evidence that Steam Direct is simply a mechanism for bad actors to abuse Steam by filling it with trash. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customise the graphics settings. There's no way for gamers to ensure this is running at the native resolution of their displays... there's no guarantee this g...

I like the game; it's a fun little game that I can play if I have 5 minutes to spare and nothing else to do. I am, however, experiancing crashes every 5 minutes or so. Overall, I think it's a fun game that could become great with the right development.

[b]FIGHTING BOX[/b] fights with your patience, willpower, and enjoyment. This seemingly cute game, with its colorful concept and wacky designed characters, is actually a disguise. It's clear something is totally wrong once you've started playing. You'll immediately realize you've made a huge mistake because it's blatant how completely underutilized, unfinished, and unappealing it truly is. What's presumed to be a simple and colorful boxing simulator is actually a torturous marathon of badly produced mechanics, broken physics, and unfulfilling outcomes. Firstly, don't expect anything similar to notable boxing simulators such as Ready 2 Rumble, Fight Night, or even Punch-Out!! because you'll be severely disappointed and insulted. Although it could've taken notes from those games, and became something more worthwhile, it's instead an elongated challenge that's not even fair. Every match consists of players forcibly controlling their desired avatar until one of the characters either fall...

A goofy, cute little roguelike 3D platformer fighting game. Simple in concept, lots of depth in the execution.