KrzysztofWrona
June 8, 2021
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I hope you will have a lot of fun with this title! If you have any feedback please let me know and I will try my best to address it as soon as I can.
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Release date
June 8, 2021
Publisher
Enver Studio
Throwing Punches is a boxing game where you can punch your opponents from a distance. Throw your punches and control them in flight while dodging enemy attacks. It can be a real workout! You can slow down time if the situation gets out of control.
Go through 12 levels consisting of 4 stages each as fast as you can to stand at the top of the leaderboards!
Test yourself in Endless Random mode - whether you clear the stage or not - you never know what comes next!
Experiment with modifiers - make your fists go faster, disable gravity, or change the slow motion controls!
Now with three ways to control slow motion: manual, "if you move, time moves" and "time slows down when bullets are nearby"
June 8, 2021
I hope you will have a lot of fun with this title! If you have any feedback please let me know and I will try my best to address it as soon as I can.
15 found this helpful
June 9, 2021
It's one of the games "easy to learn, hard to master". For this moment it doesn't have too many lvl's, but each one of them requires a decent amount of attepts to beat them (at least on higher levels). Beside my frustration of being too slow it gives me a lot of workout and fun (after 20-40 minutes of playing shortness of breath is nearly guaranteed). I highly recommend it.
10 found this helpful
September 21, 2022
It's satisfying when you figure out how to throw the punches correctly (slow throw, aim with your pointer knuckle, smooth movement only!), and the workout aspect becomes mostly legs/core through dodging. The slow-mo mechanic is awesome. That said, I ran through the whole game in about a half hour total end to end, tried training, tried endless mode and it felt repetitive very quickly. There aren't many scenes, which is fine, but the locations of the enemies remain roughly fixed, so you can immediately know from the first moment where everyone will be. Endless mode even cycles through all the maps, including those that have only very few enemies running out, rather than letting it get progressively harder (or stay at a set intensity). For replayability, I suggest they populate every map with a few hundred possible spawn points and then randomly select from these when spawning enemies so the game stays surprising and fun. It also wouldn't hurt to have a variety of objects (trains, barrels, houses, etc) so they could auto-generate maps. I would need to have more content and randomization to come back to this game in the long term.. I feel I've basically memorized everything already, so I'll be returning it and stick to pistol whip for my leg day. I may come back to this game after more content is added. For the price though, 5 stars. I could see spending like 5-10 hours on this game before it becomes totally lifeless.
6 found this helpful
December 21, 2021
Really cool game! I really like the punch controls and the way time slows down. It’s so rewarding to do a slow motion uppercut and watch the bad guy go flying! I hope the developer will keep adding to the game, as it was very quick to play through and the endless mode gets a bit repetitive with the npcs appearing in the same spots in mostly the same order. It’d be great if the npcs spawned in different random areas so it wasn’t as predictable, maybe approaching from behind sometimes as well. Even with that, still a great game. I feel like with a few more additions, this would be up there with some of my favorite games.
5 found this helpful
June 11, 2021
What I love about VR are those games that bring a new element of, it’s simple but it works so well, because it’s VR. The game really keeps you on your feet with your reflexes and mastering the throwing fist. Was super fun and replay-able. Definitely worth the money and can’t wait for more updates/features!
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