System: Valve Index & HTC Vive
Price at Time Of Review: £3.99
Comfort Rating: Green
Genre: Sports
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Standing
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: 15+
VR Shop Score 1/100: 55
Description: WBO boxing punch force before naming authority. The first domestic sports Title boxing game VR IP. As a boxer, kept in the ring to beat the opponent, won the champion gold belt, and the endless battle in order to protect it. To the punch, clever Dodge, constantly moving, a wave of the outbreak knock down opponents, or tough to deal with this is the end, you can choose the way of boxing. In your boxing career, you will encounter a variety of opponents, with record promotion, brokers will arrange more and more high-level match with you, and when you win at the top opponent, you will become a champion, and raised the golden belt.
Review: Here is my problem with VR boxing games like Boxing Saga. The main problem is everyone thinks they are Muhammad Ali and can punch harder than anyone else when in truth even an amateur boxer would knock most people out in the first few seconds, so playing against an AI of a real boxer should be almost impossible, so my point is that it is not that hard to make a boxing game and Boxing Saga is a good effort, but yet again it falls short on many other boxing games.
It is the lack of just about any polish that makes Boxing Saga such a fail the most. The gameplay is the same strategic boxing style in most other boxing games, only this one has none of the passion that others do and just feels unfinished. So is it worth the small price of £3.99? I’m going to say just about. It is nowhere near as good as other boxing games, but you will sweat a bit and you will get into this, but it is over far too quickly and you will be left wanting so much more. A risky purchase indeed.
