Boxing Club Manager

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Boxing Club Manager is a single player tactical sport game. It was developed by Alternative Software Ltd and was released on October 6, 2022. It received neutral reviews from players.

"Boxing Club Manager" is a sports simulation game that puts you in charge of your own boxing club. Train and manage your fighters, schedule matches, and build your club's reputation to become a champion-producing powerhouse. Customize your club's appearance and expand your facilities to attract and develop the best talent. Watch fights unfold in immersive 3D matches with realistic graphics and commentary.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 142 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game has a fun and easy flow, making it enjoyable for casual players.
The developers are responsive to player feedback and have made improvements over time.
The concept of managing boxers and the various fighting styles adds depth to the gameplay.

The game is fundamentally broken with unrealistic fight outcomes and poor AI behavior.
There is a lack of content and customization options, making the game feel incomplete.
The user interface is unintuitive and the game suffers from performance issues, including slow processing and glitches.

gameplay
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Gameplay is characterized by a smooth flow and the strategic element of corner tactics, which enhances the fighting experience. However, the overall mechanics feel repetitive and lack depth, leading to a short playtime of about 30 minutes without significant changes or engaging content, resulting in a mediocre experience that doesn't justify the price. While the fight mechanics are praised, the training camp system remains unclear for some players.
- “Gameplay had a good easy flow, and I do like the addition of strategy in your corner between rounds.”
- “The fight mechanics are much better, and the corner tactics addition is great.”
- “What I did not understand is the mechanics of training camp, but it will be a matter of studying it thoroughly.”
- “There's a lack of engaging news or other mechanics that help immerse you in the game world at all, so it just ends up being really insular where you're scheduling your guys, hitting continue, and seeing their fight, then repeating.”
- “It'll take you 30 minutes to see everything there is to see in the game; the mechanics won't change at all.”
- “The gameplay is mediocre at best, and for the price they charge, I expected a lot more.”
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game receive mixed reviews, with some players finding them fun yet unpredictable, while others criticize the quality as blurry and inconsistent, particularly on Mac. There are complaints about the lack of realistic graphics and issues with character color inconsistencies during fights. However, a few users note significant improvements in graphic quality compared to previous titles, suggesting potential for future enhancements.
- “The impeccable graphic quality, a significant advance for what we were used to. It is true that it is not as easy to polish an entire rugby team to these points, but MMA left the bar very low. I hope they release MMA Team Manager 2; I would buy it.”
- “Yea, graphically fun and yet not predictable.”
- “If you are looking for a graphically realistic looking game, this is not for you.”
- “Nice idea, and if they put enormous amounts of AI work into completing this game, it may become something. But as it stands now, it's not even worth 10 dollars. No real simulation, just jumbled randomness in the fights. The boxer styles don't work; the only setting to win a fight is outboxer. The graphics are okay, but depending on what side of the ring you are on, it decides what color your fighter is. One fight he's black, the next he's white. It's really bad!”
- “Maybe this first issue is due to playing the game on a Mac, but the graphics are a little off, very blurry, and I can't seem to resize the screen, so I am set on just one setting.”
story
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Players express frustration with the lack of meaningful progression in the game's story, feeling that training their boxers does not lead to a tangible sense of growth or legacy. The absence of lasting impacts from training sessions diminishes the storytelling experience, leaving users wanting a more engaging narrative that reflects their efforts. Overall, the game fails to deliver a compelling story that resonates with players.
- “I don't have that storytelling feeling in this game.”
- “I don't have that storytelling feeling in this game.”
- “I don't get why you train your boxers and don't see the progress. How can you feel the progression of your boxer if your training gains are gone after the training camp? How could you create a legacy or make your own story if there is no progression within your boxer? It would be more fun if stats from training were retained.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find humor in unexpected glitches, such as fighters appearing as different models in each match, which, while affecting immersion, adds a comedic element to the experience. Overall, the humor seems to stem from these unintentional moments rather than scripted jokes or dialogue.
- “I had a slight glitch where my fighters showed up as different models each fight, which affected immersion, but was kind of funny in a way.”
grinding
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Players appreciate the excitement of the fights but find the repetitive nature of grinding through each round to be tedious.
- “I enjoy watching the fights, but it does get tedious to sit through each round.”
stability
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The stability of Ootp's "Title Bout" is criticized for being dated and buggy, which detracts from the overall gaming experience.
- “OOTP's 'Title Bout' was an excellent game, but it is very dated and buggy.”