Real Boxing 2: Remastered

移植的游戏连优化都不想做就直接般steam上了

Bon j ai voulu me faire une idée vue qu on a pas beaucoup de jeux de boxe et c est non , le jeux est beaucoup trop brouillon dans l état . Y a une mecanique de progression interressante mais clairement pas assez pousser et on ressent pas forcement les effet de up nos stats... j ai roulé sur le jeux sans avoir besoin des entrainement et en a peine 10H... la prise en main est vraiment bof mais vasi une fois on a capté sa peut ce joué. On a des soucis de graphisme sur les perso pendant les combat les bras et les gant vont s etiré de maniere affreuse. a 4e sa peut le faire si vraiment vous aimé les jeux de boxe tipe arcade. Dommage il aurais pue etre bien plus fun . Pour 10e c est clairement non !

sehr gute spiel idee und es ist auch mehr als gut umgesätzt. ich finde die kampferfahrung sehr immersiv und realistsch vor allem finde ich aber gut das die gegner nicht so unglaublich leicht zu besiegen sind ich finde das es nichts zu meckern gibt, freue mich auf die fortsetzung.

the graphics is just ok, far from really good. The playability IN fight is good, the menus are confuse and have a quit bugs. Didnt approve!

Gra może wymaga trochę uwagi przez Twórców, ale jak się trochę przymknie oko na niedoróbki to gameplay i system walki jest całkiem przyjemny. Trochę kuleje zadawanie prostych na padzie, przynajmniej na moim, może to przez analogowe spusty, ale po opanowaniu sterowania, w tym przemieszczania na klawiaturze jest całkiem ok. Mimo to mam nadzieję, że Twórcy przyłożą się i połatają, oraz będą rozwijać grę.

для мобілок, і цим все сказано

Gówno

[h3]Real Boxing 2 fails to hold a candle to the first game & simply isn't worth your money.[/h3] [b]Real Boxing 2 is a semi-functional mobile port[/b] with a poor tutorial structure, unfinished UI prompts, convoluted controls, Player/AI power imbalances, a dreadful UI/UX with no cohesion, NO online multi-player, horrendous graphics & player models, drawn out player progression and a slapped together unlock/gamble system to reformat assets used in the mobile version's in-game store. [h3]Crashes & Time[/h3] Real Boxing 2 has a forced gameplay sequence acting as a partial tutorial after launching the game that precedes the character creation screen, [b]if your game crashes at any point before you reach the main menu you'll have to repeat the entire process again; something I had to do thrice (10-15minutes).[/b] [h3]Tutorial & Onboarding[/h3] The tutorial only covers the extreme basics of the game and you'll be left without crucial information until certain points throughout your journey (potentially 30-50mins into the game); these crucial elements include how to block, parry, dodge & weave or counter attack. The post launch tutorial only covers the extreme basics of the game such as hooks, uppercuts and jabs alongside the new addition of Special Moves but you'll be left without crucial information until certain points throughout your journey (potentially 30-50mins into the game); these crucial elements being how to block, parry, dodge & weave or counter attack. [h3]"Levels", Arenas & Progression[/h3] The game only has 2-3 boxing rings but the “campaign” so to speak takes place in North America, Europe, Asia, Australia & South America; with each location hosting 7 events with 3 fights each. The fights have varying rewards for their completion ranging from in-game currency (coin or gems) to clothing (shorts, boots, gloves & tattoos) and facial features (beards,mustaches & hair). As per the Tutorial section of this review, throughout the regions one of the 3 fights at the events will be replaced with a tutorial that explains a certain attack, ability or maneuver. [h3]Roster, Characters & Customization[/h3] You can create and customize your own character with a few sliders for facial structure and the ability to change your hair & outfit but nothing advanced, or you can use precreated characters that also appear as bosses throughout the game including the asinine; such as Bad Santa, Djinn, Chief, Iceberg, Skeleton, Husk or Golem, characters that have metal, fire or purple skin; that simply look like they were ripped straight out of Splitgate whilst presenting a major tonal disconnect when you go from fighting Paco Fernandez a normal human to a ghoul or fishman. [h3]Currencies & Experience[/h3] The former and all cosmetics have to be unlocked or purchased using the in-game earnable currency of Coins or gems (most likely carried over and reformatted from the Mobile version), these are earned by completing the fights at each event or by completing daily challenges that appear in the menu (similar to an MMO/Live-service). The currency does not seem easy to come by and similar to the experience system (regardless of reformatting) is time consuming to acquire. Speaking of experience, if you are at all interested in purchasing Real Boxing 2, I suggest getting the gold edition as it contains the pointless DLC characters that are knock-offs of real people but also 80,000 experience points to use at any point towards character progression, meaning you can max out & overload certain stats from the get-go thus mitigating the poor power balance as the game progresses. Otherwise you’ll have to do numerous fights or train your character manually using Real Boxing 2’s unrewarding mini-games. [h3]Player Statistics & Power[/h3] Player stats come in the form of Strength, Stamina, Speed & Health. Each have their respective bonuses and can be upgraded using experience points gained from completing fights or daily challenges similar to the currencies; OR by engaging in three different grueling mini-games three times a day via the gym tab (their usage can be refreshed by using coins). [list][*]Strength increases the power of your punches [*]Stamina increases the amount of punches before reprieve [*]Speed increases the speed of the punches [*]health improves your durability.[/list] [i]As for the mini-games, there is no mini-game for Health but as for the others they follow:[/i][list][*][b]Heavy Bag[/b] is used to upgrade your strength and consists of typing the correct sequential keys once they appear within a small time frame, as you build up a combo counter and extend time through unbroken chains. [*][b]Jump Rope[/b] is used to upgrade your stamina and is a timing game where you have to time your inputs perfectly in some sort of rhythm game although the UI design causes visibility issues due to a white on light grey graphic. [*][b]Double End Bag[/b] is a speed ball that is used to upgrade your speed, and requires you to swiftly press the correct input as they intermittently appear across the screen in various locations and as various keys. Similar to the jump rope, this mode has a visibility issue as some prompts lack cohesion with the rest of the display appearing as light green on light green or light green on a blown out white background.[/list]

Lost my money with this game!!is really bad!!!