Fight Fit VR - Final Major Update Before Leaving Early Access We’re thrilled to announce the last big update for Fight Fit VR before leaving Early Access on Christmas Eve! This update brings a ton of new features, improvements, and fixes to get the game ready for its full release. 🆕 What’s New -…

You asked - I listened. This latest update tackles a number of player requests: 🔹 New Blocking & Parry Mechanics – While blocking wasn’t originally part of the plan as I wanted Fight Fit VR to be a fitness game through fighting game mechanics, many of you asked for it so I've put it in. It is…

Great exercise

Once you understand that you need to use the room space and your feet the game works great. Like in real boxing you need to step side to side, forward and back to dodge the opponents. I love how you actually fight 2 enemies as the same time, literally keeps you on your feet. You do work a sweat so if you want to play a game that's going to burn some calories give it a go.

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Great game but WARNING!!

WARNING! ⚠️⚠️⚠️ only play this game in augmented reality mode!!! Unlike other fight games, the opponents come from outside the play area. And there isn't a strong warning if you start punching outside the boundary. So, on my first game, I broke my finger punching a wall! That said, with AR mode on, it is a great game and one of my favourites since Thrill of the Fight 1. I like the fact that it is more duck and weave with high intensity bursts than standard boxing. So it is a great complement to Thrill of the Fight. I would have given 5 stars, but my finger is still really sore a few weeks later! To the developers: Can you please default to AR mode for safety or provide a warning? I'm not being soft or woke, I'm just keen for people to have fun, get fit, while mot hurting themselves. Ps I have a quest 2!

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Surprised me!

I’ve played this game for about a week and a half…I’ve enjoyed it quite a bit! The visuals are great and there are SO MANY ways to tailor the game to your liking. I’d like to have more environments, but if not it’s fine because of the mixed reality mode. Also, I wish the robots wouldn’t get so close, but there’s probably a setting for that I’m overlooking. In any case, the game is structured in a way that makes you have to think, which is good for the mind and body. Will buy this game for a friend to enjoy to support the developer!

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Keep Going!

Hey dev! Wanted to give you a decent review and some feedback as you have some promise here I think. Your game is not bad, but needs some polish. Here are a few things I remember thinking while playing it. 1. The talking when you hit someone is a bit excessive. 2. Unless you have a wide area having people drop 180 degrees from the other thing you are is frustrating. And most people don’t have huge rooms to play in. If you really want it this way, I think you need to give some better cues kind of like how they do it in the Quest Batman game. 3. I feel like hamstringing the main character by making blocking something they have to turn on is frustrating. In real life you block or at least put up your guard. It’s pretty crucial. Dodging is only part of the equation. I feel like you really need blocking to be a primary point of the game especially when some opponents kick which gives them an advantage. Plus blocking is fun. Gameplay is fun when you have options. When playing Thrill of the Fight, I kept playing because I kept intuitively learning new ways to win. At first it was moving around, then slipping, then blocking and slipping, then ducking. That’s part of the game longevity. Maybe your character learns to block or something? If you made it feel like these new “skills” will be learned, I could understand that, but the game isn’t easy, so give your players the ability to succeed. 4. The blood splatter is a bit excessive. Removes the immersion. Maybe just a sound or make things look foggy with haptics for a second. Ok hope this helps. Good job! Keep going. I just posted this then saw your latest update notes. Great to hear you’re listening to your players. 👍

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Surprisingly addictive!

I've been playing Fight Fit VR for a few days now and it's become a staple in my fitness routine. The absence of blocking really forces you to move and facing two enemies at once are great design choices as it makes it intense and a great cardio workout. Tracking my progress through how many rounds can i last and my leaderboard rank keeps me coming back and the accessibility options and customization settings is a nice touch For a first solo-developed indie game, it's pretty impressive. The graphics might not be top-notch, but the design choices make up for it. Don't think I've come across another quest game that hits the sweet spot of fun fighting and cardio quite like this does. Definitely recommend it.

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