Best Boxing Games on Steam
Games focused on punches, footwork, defense, stamina, and ring strategy.
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Fight in the biggest political tournament in Brazil.
- fight Brazilian political candidates in a martial-arts bracket to get elected.
- use a velociraptor as part of a candidate's moveset.
- loop an infinite combo by chaining crouching medium punch, stepping forward, and repeating forever.
- beat your way through a story campaign until you're the leader of Brazil.
- parry attacks to turn a brawl into a skill match.
- pick two candidates and watch the CPU fight itself like a political cage match.
- trigger character-specific voice lines for attacks, celebrations, and defeats.
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The Thrill of the Fight is a room-scale only VR boxing game focused on authenticity. Face off in the virtual ring where you'll jab, dodge, and sweat your way to the top of the boxing world. Grab your gloves, step through the ropes, and become a champion.
- turn your room into a boxing ring by physically circling, stepping in to power up, and leaning back to make punches miss.
- go twelve rounds on custom difficulty settings, treating each loss as a step toward a full championship-length win.
- throw a long combination that earns the only knockdown, then get dropped by a short counter the instant they answer.
- land a dodge, block the return, and counter with an uppercut that drops them cold.
- bait an opponent by lowering your guard, then snap a face shot or body shot the moment they step into range.
- get through a fight while your arms are burning, you've both been knocked down, and you have minutes left to score another knockdown.
- target the jaw, liver, and temple by setting up jabs and finishing combinations with knockout shots.
- fight opponents who change how they defend, then later start slipping your swings and breaking your patterns.
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BOXING SCHOOL! Take control of a boxing gym in the 80s. You’ll hire the boxers, teach them to fight and climb the ranks. Management game made by the developers of Gladiator School.
- turn a washed-up recruit into a 50-year-old world champion.
- change your boxer's behavior mid-fight with corner talks: ramp up aggression, turtle up, or shift to body or head shots.
- challenge the champ of your circuit in sparring requests to farm skill points and push your fighter's upgrades by testing them against the best.
- scout for hidden-gem prospects, grind them on equipment until they're exhausted, then repeat until they're ready to challenge for the title.
- build a boxer around a real fighting style—swarmer, heavy puncher, or counterpuncher—and watch it completely change how their fights play out.
- arrange fights, run promotional events, sign sponsors, then reinvest the cash into staff and equipment that reshapes how fast specific traits improve.
- sit in the Minor League training until your fighter becomes an unstoppable monster, then roll through tier after tier like a planned endgame.
- go all-in on early-round aggression for a knockout gamble, or play defense until the other fighter gasses out and you take over late.
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First-Person VR kung fu fighter with high-fidelity, physics-based combat, and an artistic style that pays homage to the golden era of martial arts films. Play with friends in Co-Op mode, challenge others in PvP battles, or embark on epic single-player adventures.
- spot a ninja vanish in a smoke cloud, fire a derringer-style shot straight into it, and win instantly
- use full-body leg tracking to front kick, knee, and throw flying high kicks leg-for-leg against opponents
- target specific body parts so solar-plexus shots stun and eye gouges blind, then pick the nastiest opening your body can reach
- fight off two guards by repositioning so only one can reach you, then finish a boss by triggering a special right as it lunges
- block hits to charge a special, then slice your hand to send a damage wave flying through the air
- throw energy balls, venom strikes, shurikens, knives, and even pull a gun or use invisible attacks mid-fight
- change your fighting behavior by holding precise hand poses, including unlocking a hidden claw stance on the Shaolin monk
- guard just by putting your hands where you want, then flow straight from blocking into counters and clinch-range elbows
- keep kicking until an enemy starts blocking low, then switch targets and watch them adapt their defense again
- punch a turkey in the face in first-person boxing.
- finish the story and unlock New Game Plus that keeps stacking into harder runs, with the game even asking for New Game Plus 11.
- watch opponents adapt if you repeat the same attacks, then start guarding your favorite moves in later rounds.
- disguise yourself as a monster to enter a beast-only boxing league, then fight your way up from the Bush League.
- strafe side-to-side around the ring to make monsters whiff huge moves, then step back in and counter.
- interrupt an enemy's signature attack mid-windup by landing hits before they can finish it.
- win fights for cash, then spend it on gym training or mutant gear that changes your stats and shows up in the ring.
- get rewarded for clean streaks by cashing in a power-up after landing lots of punches without getting hit.
- fight your way out of prison with your own fists.
- jump between Career mode, a dedicated Battle mode, and 2-player local head-to-head fights.
- go from a wrongful murder conviction to direct confrontations with gang members as the revenge story escalates from prison to city streets.
- take on Moscow mob syndicates in no-rules street fights across the city.
- read enemy movement, pick your moments, and manage spacing as crowds start swarming you.
- push through waves of enemies in a retro beat-'em-up where momentum keeps the brawls moving.
- brawl through a city to rescue your stolen dog from a guy named Fatty.
- fight hobos, clowns, cops, gangsters, and even your old girlfriend as beatable opponents.
- play in streets and characters built from real 1910s–1930s photographs, with gramophone-like music distortion and static.
- throw enemies into the air, keep them juggled, then keep hitting them while they're on their knees until they die.
- pick up weapons mid-fight and switch between fistfights, improvised weapon blows, air juggles, and extended finisher chains.
- watch defeated fighters stay dead on the floor, piling up as you keep moving through the level.
- finish a full run in about half an hour, then replay to unlock more backstories and achievements.
- enter a debate about whether cereal is soup, then punch the cereal into paste to win over young voters.
- fight Birdie Sanders while his blue bird companion boxes for him as part of the match.
- face a final showdown where the sitting president checks his phone and tweets mid-fight, and you can turn it into openings.
- fight your way from the Deep South to the White House, settling elections by boxing opponent after opponent.
- create your own third party, customize your boxer, and hit the campaign trail by punching your way to the presidency.
- get bonus missions after fights, like beating Jab Bush with a single punch or countering Stormy Smash three times in one round.
- unlock EX rematches that add a huge new set of attacks, forcing you to relearn each opponent like a new fight.
- import Beat Saber-style custom songs and have the game actually play some of them surprisingly well.
- play multiplayer with people visibly at your left and right in VR, so you can wave at each other mid-song.
- enter Club mode where the song steadily accelerates until it becomes a frantic sprint.
- punch beat orbs with your bare fists in Fit Boxing mode.
- swap punches for weird weapons like tonfas, saw blades, and phasers that make you play the beats differently.
- jump, squat, and dodge moving laser barriers while you keep landing hits on the rhythm.
- track targets at different heights and physically adjust your stance, duck, and pop back up as the song keeps going.
- play in Real 360 mode, turning to hit targets all around you instead of staying forward-facing.
- build your own maps in the level editor and have those custom songs show up with their own leaderboards.
