Fight Sparring VR

Fight Sparring VR is a virtual reality combat simulator developed and published by Chun Y. Rather than attempting to deliver a cinematic boxing adventure or an in-depth sports simulation, it concentrates on recreating the fundamentals of sparring through natural body movement. Designed with room-scale VR in mind, the game encourages players to rely on real physical actions, making every punch thrown, every dodge executed, and every defensive maneuver feel like an active part of the experience. Its straightforward design reflects an emphasis on exercise and skill practice, making it more of a training tool than a traditional fighting game. The gameplay centers on one-on-one sparring sessions against computer-controlled opponents that utilize both punches and kicks. Players must physically duck beneath attacks, lean away from strikes, and respond with carefully timed counters, rewarding awareness and movement rather than memorizing complicated button combinations. The inclusion of selectable opponents and multiple round lengths gives players some flexibility in tailoring each session, while the mechanics remain accessible enough for newcomers to understand quickly. The focus on phys…

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch controllers [/h1] [i] Note for Oculus users; Roomscale setup strongly advised [/i] So I got this on sale for $1.79 from the normal price of $1.99 USD, yeah I'm a cheapskate. Anyways, there's no comparing this game to Thrill of the Fight because this is a $2 game. I can say, without any shadow of the doubt, this is the best $2 boxing game on Steam VR. The question is would you rather spend more for the better Thrill of the Fight or spend less than $2 on this game and get a similar, but lesser, experience? That's actually a close call believe it or not. This is a decently good game. There's not much bells or whistles to the game. No AAA production values here. The UI is clunky. The boxing AI is not the best, but it's decent enough. I was surprised. And you can block shots or dodge them. I think the description of pure dodgeplay mechanics is misleading by the dev, why he'd want to undersell it though it anyone's guess. Best of all, I got beat up pretty good by a girl. Normally you'd have to pay a premium dollar for that experience, but not in this game. You will probably need to adjust the distance of the AI boxer. Some of them just f…

for 1.59, it's somewhat good. my room was too small to adjust the distance between me and the opponent and had no clue how to fix it. boxed some people that kept kicking me and missing cause they were too far away. besides the issue I had, I don't think I would recommend to anybody. I knocked out a 5 star after playing the game for like 10 minutes

I try all of the fighting games and I like this one too. The distance problem people were complaining about seems fixed. There's like 6 different fighters at different difficulties. Graphics and sounds are actually pretty good. Does a good job feeling like you're in a real fight not knowing what the other guy might do. Lacking a bit on the hit feedback animations but it's still pretty satisfying.

is this game perfect? no do i see potential in it? yes this game has the potential to rival "thrill of the fight" for being a virtual sparring partner, but the problem is that it's held back by the limitations of vr, if leg tracking were part of vr games this one could skyrocket into something great. i hope chun yi see's this review, because i don't wanna see a game like this go to waste, maybe find a way to make it compatible with leg tracking devices such as vive. i know this game isn't perfect, but i know it can be alot more.

Given that this game is still in early development, I would recommend this game. The simulated sparring partner seems to move and react in a very lifelike fashion. My main complaint with this game is that I have a fairly small Play Space and every time I throw a couple punches the sparring partner will retreat outside of the Play Space where I can't reach and "hang out" there until he decides to start another attack. So the sparring matches haven't been very interesting so far. I tried changing the sparring partner distance parameter in the settings but that only improved things marginally. Also, the adjustment controls for a lot of the settings are outside of my Play Space and are difficult-to-impossible to reach. Nevertheless I see a lot of promise in this game.