Real Boxing 2 is everything wrong with mobile gaming, and while it's free of the microtransactions on Nintendo Switch, all that it has to offer is an endless parade of matches that display no personality. I'm no expert on boxing, but I know enough about the sport to know that boxing fans aren't going to find this satisfying on any level.
Real Boxing 22015
Real Boxing 2
2015 Vivid Games
Playable on
Available on
- $9.99
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Details
- Launch
- November 18, 2015
- Developer
- Vivid Games
- Publisher
- Vivid Games
- Themes
Overview
Discover a whole new world of combat sports games. As a newbie boxer, challenge experienced opponents and try to win and score a KO! Explore the world of boxing and make your way to the top. You can become the boxing champion, the best warrior of all time! Discover what you're made of, and try to climb to the top. Become the ultimate champion! Use jabs, hooks, uppercuts & combine them into devastating combos.
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Reception
Ultimately, Real Boxing 2’s gameplay falls way too short of the standard expected on a console like the Switch. Without the option to use the touch screen, attacking with the analogue stick feels clunky, with no weight behind the attacks. It makes the fights feel boring and a bit of a chore to get through. In addition, while the visuals look perfectly...
The sheer lack of fighting games on the Switch, let alone games representing boxing specifically, certainly opens the door to opportunity for developers determined to give it a shot...