
A challenging boxing game with an emphasis on player skill that takes time and practice to master. Fight your way to the top through 3 different championships each featuring unique opponents.
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BECOME A CHAMPION
Fight your way to the top through 3 championships from Amateur to Pro, each featuring unique and challenging opponents.
FACE UNIQUE OPPONENTS
Test your skill against unique opponents, each with their own fighting style and special moves. Advance through the championships facing every more skilled and difficult opponents to become champion.
PHYSICS-BASED COMBAT
Uniquely designed controls + 100% physics based combat. Controlling your fighter requires time and patience to master. Landing juicy, power-packed punches takes practice!
HONE YOUR SKILLS
Becoming a champion is hard work. Train, fail, train some more and who knows... Perhaps you're the next star?
PERSONALIZE YOUR FIGHTER
Unlock more than 100 collectible items earned through in-game challenges ranging from easy to legendary difficulty.
Punch A Bunch is focused on learning the game mechanics to improve your skills through trial, error and lots of practice. The controls are uniquely designed and button mashing won't help you!
Most fighters start off rough, this game is designed to give you great satisfaction through honing your skills and mastering the controls.

Unique controls giving you full control but takes practice to master.
Quick tutorial to get you started on your boxing journey.
100% physics-based.
Lots of additional challenges to keep completionists coming back for more.
Play against friends in Local Multiplayer (compatible with Steam Remote Play).
100+ unlockable items to customize your character with.
Classic “Just One More Try” experience.
NOT a button-mashing game.
NO skill-points or leveling, all you need is practice, skill and patience.
NOT a casual game, if you don’t like a challenge, keep looking!
NO online multiplayer.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
This is a very fun boxing game with satisying striking, focusing more on left and right hook and less on jabs, straight, and upper cuts. I can only imagine how fun the game would be with a full range of striking and kicking.
99% of the time you`re fighting the crap controls instead of your opponent
I watched the devlogs and thought the game looked fun. It is not. It's a chore to just play, the bosses are overpowered, you're constantly getting stunned and the keyboard controls are garbage. Apparently you can't even 100% this game either because the dev stopped working on it and there are achievements that you can't even get anymore. If you're thinking about buying this game, don't.
Tried regular career, got my ass kicked by the first opponent. Skill issue, I guess. Tried easier controls and half the attacks fail to reach their target, worse than I was doing manually. After half an hour I couldn't be arsed anymore. I feel like git gud here means painful finger gymnastics instead of a good time.
I am begging to love this game, but it won't let me. What seems like a brilliant idea for a fighting game is ruined by poor hit detection that often denies your attacks of any damage, by unbalanced enemies whith moves that can stunlock you to death very easily, and by poor AI behavior that is easily exploitable once you realize how to do so. This is such a shame.
i get that its his first game but the whole thing just isnt very well concpetionalised getting hit is more out of alapse in concentration rather than difficulty, as well as almost every hit results in getting stunned makes fights more of a chore especially given the games rather slow pase. it lacks the intricacies that make actual boxing interesting
rlly fun, find it a lot easier on controller
the game seems well made but i don't have a controller and the keyboard controlls don't work as good as controller, the games not fun and i wanted to love it because of th art style but i don't like it and the games diffcultiy ceiling is WAY to high or maybe because the keyboard controlls don't work well. 6/10 wouldn't reccomend unless you have a controller!
Genuinely insufferable, I really wanted to play this game after seeing it being created on youtube; but the bosses are the least balanced I've ever seen: and I genuinely wanted to pull my eyes out trying to play on PC.
good game, but please for the love of whatever god you believe in add more graphics options than just resolution. my pc performs one step above a potato so any options at all to make it more playable would be great :)
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