4-D Boxing

About

4-D Boxing is a detailed boxing simulator that prioritizes realistic mechanics over arcade flair. You perform uppercuts, hooks, and defensive maneuvers while navigating a career path against escalating opponents. Between matches you customize training regimens to improve stats like speed and strength. The game supports single-player progression and local multiplayer bouts with a replay system to analyze key moments. Standout features include its advanced 3D-like visuals for the era and multiple camera angles. The option to switch to stick-figure mode made it playable on weaker hardware while preserving core gameplay. Released in 1991 it pushed technical boundaries on platforms like DOS and Amiga. The combination of tactical training and ring strategy made it a niche favorite among early sports sim fans.