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Prizefighters 2

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81%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
monetization, music
81% User Score Based on 2,905 reviews

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Prizefighters 2 is a single player casual sport game. It was developed by Koality Game and was released on December 16, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

"Prizefighters 2" is a sport game that offers wonderful gameplay and amazing graphics, taking you back to the retro boxing era. As the game describes itself, it allows you to become the retro boxing champion and experience the thrill of old-school boxing matches. With its immersive mechanics and nostalgic feel, this game will keep you hooked for hours.

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81%
Audience ScoreBased on 2,905 reviews
gameplay48 positive mentions
monetization16 negative mentions
  • The game features great pixel art and nostalgic gameplay reminiscent of classic boxing games.
  • The customization options for characters and the ability to manage a boxing career add depth to the gameplay.
  • The game is fun and addictive, providing a satisfying experience for boxing fans.
  • The controls can be unresponsive and laggy, making it frustrating to execute moves during fights.
  • The difficulty spikes can be unbalanced, with opponents being overly strong even on lower difficulty settings.
  • The game can become repetitive after a while, lacking new content or challenges once players reach the top.
  • gameplay
    105 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of Prizefighter 2 is praised for its engaging mechanics and retro style, reminiscent of classic boxing games like Punch-Out, offering depth and strategy that appeals to players. However, some users find the controls finicky and the gameplay repetitive over time, suggesting a need for more variety in opponents and customization options. Overall, while the game is considered one of the best boxing experiences on mobile, there are calls for improvements in mechanics and additional content to enhance replayability.

    • “The gameplay feels like classic Punch-Out, but with updates that really give the game some depth.”
    • “Prizefighter 2 packs a punch with its 2D graphics, intuitive controls, and engaging gameplay.”
    • “The gameplay is simple yet fun.”
    • “I really wanted to like this game but unfortunately the mechanics make it unplayable.”
    • “The actual fighting gameplay is poorly made.”
    • “The game after a short period of play becomes boring and repetitive; some details must be added in the gameplay.”
  • graphics
    67 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with many players praising the charming pixel art style and nostalgic 8-bit visuals that enhance the overall experience. While some users appreciate the retro aesthetic and find it fitting for a boxing game, others express a desire for improved graphics and smoother animations. Overall, the graphics are generally considered good for a pixelated game, but there are calls for enhancements to elevate the visual quality further.

    • “Prizefighter 2 packs a punch with its 2D graphics, intuitive controls, and engaging gameplay.”
    • “I love the graphics; they are amazing for being pixels.”
    • “An amazing game with awesome 8-bit graphics.”
    • “The graphics are not that good, but the game itself is so good.”
    • “Very laggy, poor graphics for a pixel game; it keeps crashing every time I open it.”
    • “Bad graphics, terrible fight controls.”
  • monetization
    33 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization model of the game is generally well-received, featuring a free mode alongside two paid options, all without intrusive ads. Players appreciate the ability to earn in-game currency easily, although some express concerns about reaching a point where microtransactions may feel necessary for progression. Overall, the game is praised for its lack of ads and a fair approach to monetization, avoiding pay-to-win mechanics.

    • “No ads and I haven't seen any pay-to-win scheme yet.”
    • “No ads and other bs, game has payment features but isn't pay to win if you're good.”
    • “Fire no ads, no pay to win or pay period, just the game and fun to be had playing it.”
    • “Don't waste your time with other boxing games that are micro cash grabs.”
    • “At a point in career mode, you hit a wall to push you to buy microtransactions to improve your fighter.”
    • “It's quite a good game but the ads are overwhelming.”
  • story
    24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, players express a strong desire for a more developed story mode in the game, emphasizing that the current career mode lacks narrative depth and engagement. Many reviewers suggest that incorporating a storyline, character interactions, and real-world events would enhance the gaming experience and keep players invested. While the gameplay is praised, the consensus is that a compelling story is essential for the game's longevity and appeal.

    • “This game is really addicting... but I only hope that they could make an upgrade on the career mode to include more storyline and real-world events. There's a lot of potential.”
    • “Dope game but needs to add dialogue or a storyline to make things interesting and have us invested in the game.”
    • “Having a story mode will make this game much better, because the only goal at the moment is becoming a champion. If this is the only goal, this game would probably age badly.”
    • “The game is actually good, but the only problem is I wish the creators could have added a more customized feature and extended the story. It's just the same as part one.”
    • “This game is really addicting, but I only hope that they could make an upgrade on the career mode to include more storyline and real-world events.”
  • music
    11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is generally praised for its quality and ability to enhance the gaming experience, with some players enjoying it so much that they listen to it outside of gameplay. However, there are notable criticisms regarding the lack of variety, particularly in fight music, with players expressing a desire for more epic and diverse tracks to match significant moments in the game. Overall, while the music contributes positively to the fun, many users feel it could benefit from updates and improvements.

    • “The music is gorgeous, but it lacks variety.”
    • “This is a perfect game; I love the music. Sometimes I just open the game and listen to the music only. The mechanics are great and it's a very fun game; you won't regret downloading it.”
    • “I love this game's music, graphics, and options to change the boxer's looks, like hair, gloves, and shorts. All that's missing is Mickey in my corner before my title fights!”
    • “However, the music you hear in your first fight is the same you hear when you're champion of your class.”
    • “Music & sound effects are the same; the moves & storyline are similar to the old game.”
    • “And it's about the fight music; I want better music, like a fighting music, that's all.”
  • grinding
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be somewhat tedious, particularly due to a lack of engaging scenarios and the cumbersome process of switching weight classes. While some note elements of pay-to-win, many agree that the game is less grindy compared to other idle games, making it more bearable for extended play.

    • “My only problem is the lack of scenarios, which made the game pretty tedious after 2-3 days of playing.”
    • “The process of switching weight classes is tedious.”
    • “Better than many mindless grinding or idle games, in my opinion.”
  • optimization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's optimization is mixed; while some players report smooth performance and enjoyment, others experience issues with button responsiveness and suggest adjustments to gameplay mechanics, such as weight classes and age-related performance peaks. Players recommend using performance mode and airplane mode for an improved experience.

    • “Everything runs smoothly.”
    • “Best retro boxing game! I love how it's not pay-to-play; you just have to grind and become champion. Love it! Just turn on airplane mode and performance mode for better gaming and enjoy. ”
    • “The buttons don't react half the time, which makes gameplay frustrating.”
    • “There should be more weight classes to improve balance and strategy in the game.”
    • “I think the peak performance level being set at 30 is too old; it should be 18-25 for a more realistic experience.”
  • stability
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users report significant stability issues, including frequent glitches, crashes, and unresponsive controls, particularly during career mode and combat sequences. While the gameplay is generally enjoyable, these technical problems detract from the overall experience, leading to frustration among players. There is hope that ongoing updates will address these issues and enhance the game's performance.

    • “Sometimes the game just freezes and crashes, and other times when my character attacks, his hand remains in the air while my opponent continues to punch me.”
    • “I like it, it's fun making your own weight classes and moving up from them after winning the belt, but I've been having trouble with the game; it won't let me back into career after it glitches on me.”
    • “The classic controls are buggy when I try to block, but overall the game is great.”
  • emotional
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users express frustration with the game's controls, noting that minor inaccuracies in button presses can lead to emotional distress during gameplay. The difficulty levels feel inconsistent, with "easy" feeling like "normal" and "normal" feeling like "hard," contributing to a sense of frustration and emotional disconnect from the experience. Suggestions for improving the control sensitivity could enhance player engagement and emotional satisfaction.

  • humor
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players finding it funny and addictive, particularly in the context of boxing. However, some feel that the game tries to do too much, which can detract from the overall experience, suggesting that additional customization options could enhance the comedic elements.

    • “This game is really funny! If you're into boxing, it's super addictive. It does get challenging at times, but this is probably the best mobile game I've ever played.”
    • “I've got some suggestions that could make it better (for me anyway): add some different body types and accessories to make it funnier or cooler, maybe custom gloves?”
  • replayability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    While the unique art and gameplay style of the boxing game initially provide an enjoyable experience, many users find that it lacks long-term replayability, becoming repetitive over time. Additional paid content does not significantly enhance the replay value, leading some to consider it a waste.

    • “The unique art and gameplay style for a boxing game is very fun, but it gets boring after a while due to the lack of replayability. Even when you pay for extra content, it still becomes tedious and feels like a waste.”
  • character development
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    While the game is well-received overall, some players have noted a lack of originality in character designs, suggesting that they resemble those from the "Hajime no Ippo" series. This raises questions about the game's character development and its creative influences.

    • “The character development feels shallow and lacks depth, making it hard to connect with the protagonists.”
    • “I was disappointed by how predictable the character arcs were; they didn't evolve in any meaningful way throughout the game.”
    • “The dialogue options are limited, which really hinders the ability to shape the characters' personalities and growth.”
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Prizefighters 2 is a casual sport game.

Prizefighters 2 is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Prizefighters 2 was released on December 16, 2020.

Prizefighters 2 was developed by Koality Game.

Prizefighters 2 has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its monetization.

Prizefighters 2 is a single player game.

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