eSports Boxing Club
eSports Boxing Club is a realistic boxing game made from the ground-up with the professional boxing community.
In ESBC, you will rise through the Amateur system, going through the professional ranks to win the coveted Lonsdale Belt, then going onto Continental and World titles featuring officially licensed governing bodies.
Not only will you be levelling up your fighter through winning fights, you will also have to hire your own staff - Trainer, Cut-man, Nutritionist and Promotor. There are also real-life boxing gyms in ESBC, each with their own fight styles and traits.
Choose your own path towards a World Title, will you go through the ranks and not ‘duck’ anyone? Or choose your fights as risk-free as possible. Each decision will have consequences for your career.
In the ESBC Tournament - You will have the chance to be crowned the eWBC Champion of the World, with the physical belt being sanctioned by the World Boxing Council.
Revolutionising movement - with research and input from World Champions to create the most realistic mannerisms and movement]
Realistic venues from Gyms and Arenas to Outdoor Stages
High quality models - Scanned and sculpted by the leading Scan Studio - Ten24
A full fight team featuring Paul Dempsey from BT Sports, Johnny Nelson from Sky Sports, and Todd Grisham from DAZN
A fully customisable career mode - Create your own fighter - Judges - Trainers - Cut-men - Promotors
Featuring officially licensed boxing gear. Upgrade your gloves, shorts, boots
Manage your fighter’s weight and injuries. Will you rest and let any negative effects heal? Or take a high risk title-shot at short notice
Unlock certain moves and characteristics as your fighter matures, switch gyms to learn new move-sets
Did you retire early due to the wars you’ve been in? or have a prolonged career with smart fighting. Or will you decide to make a comeback!?
Annual tournament featuring the eWBC belt - More details to follow
ESBC features the most advanced feint-system - try and throw your opponent off-guard
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Ultimate MMA
For the price it is a great game. It’s very simple to play. I enjoy creating my own MMA fighter. You can choose body type, hair color and tattoos. You can also choose what kicks and punches your fighter uses. (The more you fight and win, the more moves are unlocked.) There is no ground fighting, just stand up fighting. Which I prefer. If you like simple fighting games, then Ultimate MMA is for you. If you want something more complex or pure MMA with ground fighting, then you will have to get a more expensive game.
– Real player with 46.6 hrs in game
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This is the only Kickboxing game on pc that resembles the EA ufc games (without grappling) altought the game is pretty unpolished and lacks content it still a very good game in the sense that it has really good basics.
the controls feel weird or stiff but at least is something playable
keep in mind that this is made by one single russian dude. so to make this is very impressive
the alt-atacks are broken in the sense that you can win all tournaments by spamming them but if you are playing with a friend you can decide to not use them.
– Real player with 12.3 hrs in game
Cyber Fight Challenge
The fights are fun and online matches start up quickly. Ranking system seems to be a work in progress as I can see no real stats for my fighter. Tournaments also seem to be broken at this time. You can play against NPC fighters or online both are alot of fun but not polished by any means.
Only progress I can see is with the coins. You start off with 1000 silver coins and depending if you win or lose online fights you get or lose 10 coins. These coins are used to buy Gloves, Shorts, and Shoes for your fighter but the cheapest thing is 5k silver coins so get ready to grind those coins. If tournaments worked and you can place in it grind wouldn’t be so bad. You can also purchase another kind of currency with real money to but the cosmetics.
– Real player with 27.7 hrs in game
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The game has Potential.
If you buy it, just know you’re not getting the finished article, literally it is an unfinished game.
It doesn’t have a career mode and I’m a bit Suspicious if I’m being matched up against real people or AI.
The Matches are 2 rounds and 2 minutes long, which didn’t bother me when I thought I was fighting real people.
The game play is amazing and I recommend buying it and using it to train, for what is hopefully to come.
– Real player with 7.0 hrs in game
Prison 69
game’s poorly developed and completely killed my pc from the downloading phase. i rate it 0/1,000,000 stars
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Athletics 3: Summer Sports
pretty fun game for the price, controls are kinda boring and very similar in most events and the graphics are pretty bad. But there are a lot of events and still a decently fun game. Reminds me a bit of London 2012 although that game is a lot better
– Real player with 9.4 hrs in game
if this was called special olympics it would be overselling itself….thought it was for a moment because i thought i was gone deaf, turns out there is no sound at all in the game.
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
Recall
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Has all the makings of a really bad 80s action movie flick:
Graphics: 5/10 - Although creates a realistic environment it isn’t the prettiest looking game and kind of reminds me of the getaway from the ps2 era if it was set in the eastern bloc. Had a few clipping issues and my character had his arm wrapped around him after one of the fights. For a game to pride on melee needs things like blood/bruising to make it look authentic.
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
Sports Paradise VR
The island and accompanying music were fairly pleasant! I got around to engage in the jogging and archery portions of the game and I must say that both of them were fun! Would recommend if you enjoy calm environments.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2
You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/avSJjd7zZOg
So I cannot game recommend this collection of VR sports-themed mini-games. They consist of archery, boxing, and running / jogging in an island setting. The island map is probably the best thing about this game. The visuals aren’t great, but they are nice enough.
Unfortunately, two of the three sports title are just bad. The boxing mini-game, where you basically just hit 3 targets on a boxing dummy over and over again, wave after wave with no challenge is the worst of the bunch. It basically looks and plays like a learn how to make your first VR game in Unreal Engine from Zenva.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Heavens Tournament
review us and fr
Heavens tournament is a first person fighting game with anime characters
the special effect are great and the fight give a big importance to the strengh ,we can put in every punch or strike with weapon so a strong punch or strong attack can sometimes do fall the cpu against us .
there is multiple difficulties and i enjoyed a lot the hard difficulty
the characters use different skills, from punch to attack with sword and kick and we can move for real in order to block and more like in a real fight
– Real player with 7.1 hrs in game
This game is satisfying and I can actually practice my boxing set ups, I can’t wait to stream this game. I know it’s in early access but man I haven’t felt this good knocking someone out since I k.o.’d my high school bully. It’s a bit rough but for me, having the game be responsive to my weaving or quick blocks and keeping up with the timing of a quick jab, jab, hook, It’s probably the most accurate fighting game I’ve played in vr. Especially with the speed and momentum you need. Some people complain about the weapons, but I found that fighting the gladiator dude, his weapon hand cant block effectively. I stuck with the default character because the only weapons I need are THESE HANDS. I started that match and went to work on my opponent like I was trying to get employee of the month. lol seriously though i can’t wait to see how this game progresses. ALSO if you have a CORD, buy the ceiling rig pulley system, its 15 bucks on amazon, my ceiling is too high so i use it off of a high point on one of my walls and just face away from it. All in all, it aint bad for the price of lunch, 8 dollars
– Real player with 4.2 hrs in game
Microsoft Flight Simulator Game of the Year Edition
Do not buy this game unless you have an insanely fast internet connection and immense patience
Out of the 180.6 hours I currently have on this game, around 176 of those hours have been spent installing MSFS. To make matters worse, you can’t install the game using Steam- you have to enter an in-game installer that downloads incredibly slowly, if it even downloads at all.
When I first bought this game at release, my installer was bugged and I couldn’t actually complete the download (I always got an error message at random times throughout the download) . I had contacted both Steam and Microsoft support to fix that issue but they both didn’t help at all. A couple months after I’d given up I decided to try and install it again after I saw there was an update and for the first time it actually completed the download. This took several days and effectively commandeered my computer as you can’t close the MSFS launcher without losing all your download progress, and you can’t play other games as the download is very resource intensive. Additionally, despite having internet that’s usually about 20-50mbps down, the download speed for MSFS is more often than not around 3mbps, if not lower.
– Real player with 180.6 hrs in game
I do not recommend this game for two reasons. First, and main reason, is that this game is completely server dependent. Without good quality broadband internet connection, you will not be able to even open the game after a few days. Second, Microsoft and Asobo force what seem like work-in-progress and poorly tested upates/content onto their customers. The sim looks amazing under ideal circumstances, but my overall experience to date has been that of a beta release product. It just comes across as corporate greed, trying to save money by not hiring enough testers, instead getting their customers to do all the testing and bug feedback for them. All the while charging for the game as if it was a finished product. I have wasted countless hours trying to fix whatever bugs they’ve introduced each update cycle, just to have new bugs introduced the next time around, and its beyond frustrating at this point. I do not support this system of development and deployment. All I want is for Microsoft/Asobo to make all updates and additional content optional, even if opting out of updates would disable all online functionality of the game.
– Real player with 166.1 hrs in game
All-In-One Sports VR
This VR sports game has a nice assortment of 10 sports games for the price of 1. When I first started the game, it had a nice fun game assortment of options to chose from. I’ve played each sports game with various different opinions on each one.
1.Archery: This sport is nice and relaxing just requires you to aim towards the target. Like that’s they’re other factors that could cause you to be less accurate on shots. Requires more skill to actually aim towards the target.
2.Billard: This is a fun and relaxing game. I like that there’s an indication to telling if you going to hit one of the balls or the direction of where the ball could land. All in all good, but make it so when you’re viewing your opponent’s turn you can move easier around the table.
– Real player with 10.5 hrs in game
Ok so. i have almost all of the standalone appnori games. They were always pretty good but this is probably the one you want to get now that it has a ridiculous amount more content.
Only downsides is the artstyle here is more Chibi so some events everything is super sized.
I think there’s a lot of content if you’re into only scoreboard or just beating the AI. Haven’t tried multiplayer.
In general all of the sports “work” there’s no control issues. Controls are really polished it’s just on the arcade side. So some sports like golf there are way better more realistic golf games out there.
– Real player with 5.6 hrs in game