Wobbly Boxing is a 3D boxing game with a loose, wobbly look. You throw punches, dodge incoming hits and try to beat the other fighter. The page describes the tone as light-hearted, with colourful graphics and a lively soundtrack.

Its two-player mode lets you challenge a friend directly, so one of you takes each boxer and you find out who comes out on top. The source says the controls are intuitive but does not list the keys, so the on-screen instructions at the start show the controls for each side.

It suits people who want a quick, silly fight rather than a serious boxing sim. A good habit is to dodge first and punch second, because an attack you avoid leaves your opponent open. For a similar game with floppy fighters, try Boxing Random.

How to play

How to play

  1. Open the game and pick the two-player mode.
  2. Check the on-screen instructions at the start to see which keys each boxer uses.
  3. Throw punches and dodge the other fighter's attacks.
  4. Keep going until one of you comes out on top.

Tips

  • Dodge first, then punch back while your opponent is recovering.
  • Agree on who uses which side of the keyboard before the match starts.
  • Switch boxers for a rematch if one side feels easier.

Frequently asked questions

Does Wobbly Boxing have a two-player mode?
Yes. The description says you can take on a friend in two-player mode and see who wins.
What are the controls in Wobbly Boxing?
The description calls them intuitive but does not list keys. The instructions shown at the start of the game explain them.
What does Wobbly Boxing look like?
It is a 3D game with colourful graphics and wobbly fighters, plus a lively soundtrack.

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