Games Boxing Underdog
Action ∙ Fighting ∙ Simulation ∙ SportsExperience the Future of Boxing
Step into the ring and discover true VR boxing. Boxing Underdog delivers the most authentic simulation ever created—stunning graphics powered by 100% physics-based gameplay. This isn't another boxing game; it's the closest you'll get to real boxing without the actual ring.
Revolutionary Damage System
Our groundbreaking damage engine delivers true-to-life consequences. We've created VR boxing simulation where every strike tells a story on your opponent's face.
Multiplayer: Fight the World
Challenge friends or battle strangers worldwide. Climb the global leaderboards in intense ranked matches where only skill determines the winner.
Authentic Physics-Based Gameplay
Our advanced physics ensures every movement and impact feels real. Feel the weight of each punch and the satisfaction of landing a perfect strike.
Train, Learn, Compete in Singleplayer
Adaptive AI opponents that match your level. Master real boxing techniques, create devastating combos, develop your style. Singleplayer builds champions—multiplayer proves them.
Early Access Notice: Some features still in development. Gameplay is not final. By purchasing the game now, you'll get the full release at no extra cost when it leaves Early Access.
| Mixed reality | |
| comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
| age rating | 17+ Mature |
| storage | 6.0 GB |
| website | monologic.games |
| developer | Monologic Games |
| publisher | Damian Boczek - Gawliczek |
| connection | Internet required |
| app version | 0.178 |
| languages |
English
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Price History
- base price $19.99 from Jul 28
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lowest discount
$14.99
Oct 24 -Nov 3
Reviews 1119
Doesn’t work
Game simply blacks out.
Could be great
Awesome game, needs work. Training doesn't work, have to leave game evrytime you try. (doesnt load up) needs more player options. Cant look at you stats to see power levels or anything like that. But definitely enjoying it so far and hopeful for the future of the game.
An Excellent Fitness Game Experience
Since boxing is one of my hobbies, I feel that the realism of boxing in games is not quite the same as in real life. However, the high-quality visuals in VR make it very enjoyable. It is also interesting to “injure” your opponent in the game, and it feels as if you are experiencing a simulated version of dangerous places overseas.
Because it is so engaging, time passes quickly, and my heart rate increases significantly. As a fitness game that lets you enjoy a sense of unreality, I think it is truly excellent. I also believe it can serve as light practice for real boxing with an opponent.
However, the in-game height measurement does not work properly, and it consistently displays a height approximately 40 cm taller than my actual height.
He does not know what he’s talking about
Best game to box on
Promising Beta, but needs physics improv
The lack of impact feedback on punches is a major downside. Even when I land a solid hit, it feels like I’m punching air, which feels worse than I expected. There is also a bug on the Quest 3 where selecting ‘Training Mode’ results in a black screen. Since it’s still in beta, I won’t refund it yet, hoping for future improvements. However, as a ‘The Thrill of the Fight’ player, I think I’ll stick with that for now until this game improves.
wow.
I love this game. I mean it’s so realistic for an VR game and I get happy when I remember that this game is still in progress so this game is going to be better and I hope it’s going to be better because right now this is my favorite game. I mean the graphics the Gore everything in this game is right now good I love it and I hope y’all are making this game much better but of course there is some problem like when I want to go training I can’t open it and then I have to restart it so so I can fight or do something else but Training I can’t but I mean it’s alright because this game is still in progress so it has its problems and I hope that y’all are going to make the training mode better with adding some boxing bags some speed bags or you know I think you know what I mean