Turn Based Boxing: Tactics - Legends Edition

reallly really great game, this is just what i have been looking for forever. great props to the dev

Fun boxing game in a lane that has very few good games to play. Lots of potential updates for this game and hoping the developer stays at if for a while. I recommend supporting this to help see where it can go.

The best "Written by one guy indie style game" I've played since I downloaded FFFL: Brutalball Manager a couple of years back (which I also strongly recommend you look at and it is free). Anyway, I can't really compare Turn Based Boxing: Tactics to anything else I own or have played, which is a good thing since I own 400 games on Steam and have probably played thousands which aren't. Maybe a sort of boxing version of Battle Brothers with just one character fighting at a time and no overworld? The perk and character development system feels a LOT like Battle Brothers. I've been in this just over an hour and haven't encountered any kind of bugs or what I would call jank. I mean bro, if you've played indie games then you know what real, Gods-honest jank looks like and there's nothing even comparable to that here. The best thing I can tell you do to is play the demo, which is a good representation of what this game is at least with the pure fighting aspect. This is the easiest positive review I've written in a while. No hesitation here. It's worth full price.

most fun boxing game i ever played. boxing death match. no button mashing like the other games this is turn based tactics .cool skills quick fun matches.

Actually a really fun game. Enough depth and detail to keep it interesting. I'm excited to play much more. Need that #1 champion! Hoping there's still some updates to come.

A weirdly interesting game. The boxing itself is probably the most interesting part. It reminds me a little of the neo scavenger or Dwarf Fortress combat. Detailed in how you're hitting, clinching, pushing, and the hits are satisfying. But overall the game feels like something of a skeleton. Fights become monotonous and it feels like certain straetegies, like counter builds, are too dominant. It looks bad, it doesn't always feel balanced, and it's repetitive, yet I consistently found the boxing to be a fun curiousity. Everything outside the boxing is underbaked. Training your boxers is extremely boring and the finances fall short of a satisfying management game. It's hard to tell what the vision of the game is even supposed to be when you aren't in a fight. Overall its a cheap enough and interesting enough game to recommend if only for how much it is unlike anything else I've played.