New Me Computer Software & Games မွ အသစ္ထြက္ရွိေသာ Pc Game System requirements Despre acest joc Lace up your boots and grab your gloves, Real Boxing™ punches its way to PC! Real Boxing™ brings you the most exhilarating, no holds barred boxing experience ever seen on Steam. Featuring ultra-realistic motion capture from real boxers, with amazing graphics built using the powerful Unreal Engine, you’ll be sure to feel every hook, jab, and uppercut. Train your fully customizable boxer and seek glory in career mode, or duke it out with other players in a deep and satisfying local and online multiplayer modes. Whether on a keyboard, or using a controller, Real Boxing plays just as great as it looks, delivering the ultimate boxing experience on Steam. Download Real Boxing Today! INCREDIBLY DEEP GAMEPLAY Compete in a comprehensive career mode with three belt titles to conquer, Battle over 20 opponents, each with their own unique and adaptive fighting style. Then train your boxer using skipping rope, heavy bag and speed bag mini-games to bring your fighter up to scratch and learn new perks to boost your boxer’s abilities. Combined with a huge variety of customisation options, becoming your own boxer has never been easier. REAL-TIME MULTIPLAYER THRILLS Take your skills to the next level and enjoy hundreds of hours more gameplay in the feature-packed online multiplayer, or duke it out with your friends locally, on a single-screen, in your own prizefight. Bet virtual currency on your fights and climb the Steam Leaderboards to rise in the rankings and truly become the world champion. PACKED WITH EXTRA FEATURES & CUSTOMISATION Unlock new equipment, extra opponents and customized clothing, as you progress in the boxing world. Tailor your fighter’s appearance to your liking, including hairstyle, skin color, tattoos and gear. Fight across four distinctive arenas: Las Vegas, Moscow’s Red Square, Rome Colosseum, and New York. IMPRESSIVE 3D GRAPHICS AND SOUND Real Boxing harnesses the immense power of the Unreal Engine to bring you a great looking and sounding game, and create astonishing levels of atmosphere and realism. See and hear the crowd go crazy as you outbox your opponent. Watch sweat and blood fly with every punch and see your opponent’s face take injuries - then relish the slow-motion replay of your greatest KO’s. STEAM EXCLUSIVE CONTENT Play and earn Steam Achievements and Ring Girl Steam Trading Cards for your hard work on the ring. Unlock Steam exclusive gear for your boxers and fight your opponents in style. CITEȘTE MAI MULTE Cerinţe de sistem MINIMUM: Gen: Sport OS: Windows XP Processor: AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3800+ 2.4Ghz / Intel Core2Duo 2.0Ghz Processor Memory: 3 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA 9800GT 512MB / ATI Radeon HD 4850 512MB DirectX: Version 9.0c Hard Drive: 2 GB available space Sound Card: 100% DirectX 9.0C compliant sound card or onboard sound Afişează tot Mai multe asemănătoare Lethal League $13.99 USD Nidhogg $14.99 USD Martial Arts: Capoeira $9.99 USD Recenzii utile ale clienților Despre Recenzii FILTRU: Utile Recente Pozitiv (202) Negativ (90) Funny 26 din 30 oameni (87%) consideră această recenzie folositoare 2 2 people found this review funny Duckhunt Doge 654 produse pe cont 20 recenzii Nerecomandat 3.5 ore înregistrate Postat: 6 noiembrie, 2014 I will admit it is very nice to see some sports games on Steam, and while I wasnt expecting a whole lot (I paid a whole 3 bucks for the game) I started off really enjoying the experiance but that turned quickly. First, it does look like a nice game. I ran it at full everything and it never saw a chug or hiccup. The lighting was done well and you felt like you were actually boxing. Fighting in Russia saw snowflakes and in Vegas tonnes of flashing lights. Its the little things that get to you after grinding the career mode. Firstly, its a grind. If you win the first belt quickly you will need to replay the same tournement a few more times to earn the credits to level up your character to stand a chance in the later stages. But by the time youve done that the games terrible AI flaws are very apparent and you wont need half the stats. Start with a block, jab until your stamina is gone. Block and repeat. You have no actual need for uppercuts/crosses at all. No matter when you knock someone down, you get the same animation as they teleport to the middle of the ring and all replays have what I can figure as sneaker shoe sounds. This is boxing, not basketball. But the MAJOR gripe I have. In BOXING you knock an opponent down 3 times... TKO. Real Boxing doesnt have that. I knocked one guy down 5 times in ONE ROUND...... That alone makes me not want to recommend the game. They spent more times working on the giggle of the breasts of the ring girl then googling how Boxing is done. CITEșTE MAI MULTE A fost această recenzie folositoare? Da Nu Funny 16 din 19 oameni (84%) consideră această recenzie folositoare Dr. Hotdog B|tchface 1,483 produse pe cont 23 recenzii Nerecomandat 5.2 ore înregistrate Postat: 18 decembrie, 2014 Well, er. Boxing fans dont exactly have a whole lot to choose from when it comes to Steam games, do they? The truth is, until the Fight Night series makes its way to Steam, this is the best were going to get. The unfortunate thing is that the best isnt really that good. Gameplay The game plays very similarly to a dumbed-down version of... You guessed it - Fight Night. Fighter movement is controlled with the left stick whilst the punches are mapped to directions on the right stick, or alternatively the face buttons. Left and right shoulder buttons are used for the high-low modifier and block, respectively, whilst tapping the right shoulder button lightly allows for a dodge. Both you and your opponent have a health and a stamina bar. Big punches such as uppercuts do more damage but drain more stamina, whilst jabs … You get the drift. Dodging a punch successfully results in a Matrix-like slowdown that allows you to get a solid counter-hit in for extra damage and less stamina. The fight goes on until one person knows the other person down and they stay down for a full 10 seconds, or a decision is reached at the end of however many rounds you set it to. It’s the bare bones for any game that tries to call itself a boxing simulator, although the aforementioned issues prevent it from really being a good game. Poor dodging system - Real Boxing only allows you to dodge in a single direction (i.e. you cannot influence the direction you’re dodging), so the only thing that’s required of the player is timing. The problem is that the dodge comes out so slowly that you literally have to press it before the opponent’s attack comes out. It turns the skill/reflex-intensive dodging system of Fight Night and turns it into a skill-less guessing game Poor high-low system – Since there’s no high-low blocking system, holding the block button will block both high and low attacks. What’s worse, unlike Fight Night, where punching the head does more damage whilst punching to the body does less damage but drains more stamina from the opponent (the so-called “money in the bank” approach in boxing), Real Boxing makes no such distinction. It’s almost pointless that they bothered to include body punches at all in this game. Button-mashing - You can get through the entire game with button mashing. At no point in the game did I feel that throwing one particular punch was more effective than throwing any other. I beat the first opponent in the game the same way I beat the last opponent – mashing. Shallow career mode – Literally has you fight one opponent after another, earning cash whilst buying upgrades. Rinse and repeat until you become the supreme champion of the universe or some ♥♥♥♥. Every so often you’re allowed to do a “training mini-game” in order to increase your stats as well. Speaking of which… Tedious mini-games - There are 3 training mini-games, each improving a separate stat (strength, stamina and speed). Unfortunately, all three are essentially glorified quick-time events, and very easy. It’s incredibly repetitive and tedious, but necessary in order to improve your boxer’s stats Poor multiplayer implementation – Purely online matchmaking. No local multiplayer or even the ability to host a game against a friend. I can’t comment further because quite frankly I never got a game going. Overall, the issue is that the game boils down to a skill-independent, button-mashing affair. I’ve figured out the secret to the game. You ready? If opponent has worse stats than you – Mash anything. You can’t lose. If opponent has equal or better stats than you – Hold block. Wait for opponent to drain his stamina, then mash anything. Rinse, repeat. Presentation I have to admit that the game does look quite pretty for an indie title. Character models look realistic, even if the models are fairly bland. Supports 1920x1080 resolution, which is nice. Sound effects are adequate. Sadly lacks any real music outside of the nauseating entrance music that plays when your boxer walks towards the ring. A single commentator is present for the game, and whilst it’s a nice touch, he appears to only have approximately 10 lines and uses them all at the wrong time. Be prepared as he calls every one of your uppercuts a jab and a complete one-sided pounding as the “Fight of the decade”. Overall Impression I’m an indie gamer at heart. Because of that, I hate games like this. I hate that games like this exist because it’s an example of an indie game making a strictly inferior version of a AAA game like Fight Night and dumbing down all the mechanics and depth whilst hiding behind the fact that it’s an “indie” game. Indie games should never, ever be strict downgrades of AAA games. Unfortunately, as I said before, us Steam gamers looking for a chance to practice the art of the sweet science aren’t exactly spoilt for choice. This is the best boxing game on Steam right now, and if that’s what you’re looking for then I would recommend you give it a shot. For everyone else though, stay away. CITEșTE MAI MULTE A fost această recenzie folositoare? Da Nu Funny 13 din 18 oameni (72%) consideră această recenzie folositoare 1 person found this review funny ~zXFTYWPo 190 produse pe cont 4 recenzii Recomandat 9.7 ore înregistrate Postat: 5 octombrie, 2014 Brilliant game, honestly. It really is fun, well made and executes nicely. Now I have clocked over 3-4 thousand hours in Fight Night Champion. And I can say that is the top standing boxing video game to date. However this Real Boxing is most definatley a very decent shot at a good real boxing game! It does not have the silky smooth gameplay of most of the Fight Night series, and in actuallity it is a touch screen port I believe. At 1.1 GBs it is something that most boxing fans will love to play here and there, especially on the touch devices, and overall without giving spoilers or any inside information. I do reccommend this game, very lovely.
Posted on: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 03:39:23 +0000
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