Feels like something somebody threw together in Unity in about 30 minutes.
There's only one square guy that you stand there and hit until he falls down. He doesn't even move (until he falls down).

The actual Unity sample demos are better than this.

Overall I think the game has potential to be a good budget fighting game, and for just $0.75 I would recommend trying it especially as it's improved on.

As far as the fighting goes, I really like how it feels. It's really satisfying to throw punches in VR, and I think this game does it well. I can see some value using this game to train reactions from punches, but the AI would need some work to get to get you past basic training. I definitely worked up a sweat, it's a lot like shadow boxing, I haven't tried my wrist weights with it but that would be a great workout.

When it comes to other VR and gameplay mechanics, there doesn't seem to be a way to bring up the menu without taking your headset off and putting it back on, that's the only reliable way I could make the menu pop up which is less than ideal. For controls, it's literally just hand movement, no button presses appear to have an effect in game apart from menu interaction. Overall, I would like to see a better way to access the options menu, and an ability to move your "zero" position and height so people with small spaces can play the game better. I have a lot of space, but I had to move myself so I was almost at my wall throwing punches, which if you've ever punched a wall in VR you'll never want to do that again.

For visuals, it's boxy as you'd expect. Some color could be nice, but otherwise the only issue I had was that the "rainy" environment made the game lag quite a lot with all of the boxes falling from the sky. I run a pretty low end graphics card, so it might need some optimization there still.

For AI, it's very basic. I'd like to see it track the player, and possibly a "difficulty" scale where it mixes up punches, rate of punching, etc.

I can't rate multiplayer since there was no hosted lobbies but I hope to try that out, I think that can be where the game really comes into its own.

Audio sliders are a must in any game, and are definitely needed here.

Overall, good potential, 6/10 for what it is and what I paid. I look forward to updates past release day.

this dev mf really fixed the "cant switch back to english" bug after me and a friend told him exactly a year ago.

I am not sure why the bad reviews for a game that is priced this low, and it is actually a pretty good workout. Sure, it's only cubes you are hitting, but you can still get some fun and exercise while playing. At the time of this writing, it retails for $0.99, and I got it on sale for $0.74 so what is to complain about?

The developer seems to be somewhat active still, so it may even improve, but not likely if the bad reviews keep coming. Developer, please note the one review is correct. I changed my language to English, and not I cannot get it back. English selection was listed under "System", and I changed it to find English, and now I had to pick a foreign language. I chose Spanish for now because I still remember a little from Grade School, High School & College, but I prefer my native language of English. Please fix this in your next update.

dude dont get this if you play solo cus' that CPU combat is ROUGH DUDE! The punching bag is better :c

edit: okay now it doesn't even accept my inputs anymore

Pretty good game! but there's a problem I have with it. I accidentally changed the language from English to a different language and I can't switch it back. Still a great game though.

Its a game it works (sometimes) so good

its fun and definitely worth the $1 but i changed the language from english and cant get it back