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I have to admit, I hadn’t heard of Boxing Live 1st Version until recently, but the moment I fired it up I was hooked by its gritty charm. The game throws you right into a dimly lit ring where your boxer’s every jab and hook feels satisfyingly weighty. Controls are straightforward—just a few buttons for light and heavy punches plus a dodge—but mastering the timing gives you the edge you need to survive longer bouts against increasingly tricky opponents.
One of the coolest things about Boxing Live 1st Version is its training mode, where you can work on your speed, stamina, and power. It’s laid out almost like a mini-story, with a gruff old coach barking encouragement between rounds. I found myself sneaking in quick five-minute sessions just to edge up my stats, and that incremental progress kept me coming back even when a knockout felt inevitable.
The visuals have this handcrafted pixel-art style that really nails the sweaty underdog atmosphere—you can almost see each bead of sweat as you land a perfect combination. The soundtrack leans into chiptune brass and thumping percussion, so when the crowd roars after a big punch it feels like you’re right in the ring with them. It’s amazing what a few layered sound effects can do to make a simple sprite-based fighter feel alive.
Even in its “first version,” there’s a clear sense that the developers were passionate about creating an authentic boxing experience. It’s rough around the edges, sure, but that only adds to its personality. If you’re into retro-inspired sports games or want a quick, gritty diversion that doesn’t overstay its welcome, Boxing Live 1st Version is definitely worth checking out.