Boxing

An original arcade boxing duel built around directional guard, stamina and lateral openings. Face incoming punches to block; step sideways past a committed windup, then counter during recovery. Jab and hook have different timing, sweep and energy cost. Turning after a punch starts never redirects a punch.

One human can spar against a bounded public-state bot or complete a separate 45-second predictable-jab practice drill with clean-hit, block and evasion feedback. Exactly two humans can share a keyboard or play online. The touch dock operates one human.

Three 30-second rounds. Clean damage decides each round; equal damage ties it. Two round wins end early; otherwise round wins decide after three. Knockout ends the match immediately. Simultaneous knockouts or equal round wins are real draws. This is an original compact adaptation without affiliation or certified sport rules.

English and Brazilian Portuguese guides, native responsive ring resolution, bounded fighter art, three docked action buttons, handedness, gesture-enabled original synthesized audio and mute/pause/rematch. Landscape (phone sideways/deitado) is preferred; portrait also works.

Casual online outcomes are client-host managed and unverified. Background, host exit and connection loss end without invented results; no reconnect or host migration. Non-graphic stylized sport, no blood or realistic injury.

Move WASD/arrows; face the mouse pointer, Z/C or facing slider. Press Space/left click for jab and Q for hook; hold Shift/right click for directional guard. F/G and E remain aliases. Touch uses a stick, facing slider, cancelable jab/hook releases and held guard. Native guard button supports held Space/Enter. Local Blue: WASD, Space/Q/Left Shift, Z/C; Coral: arrows, Enter/slash/Right Shift, [ ]. Local actions and facing are independent; mouse and solo arrow aliases are disabled locally. Keyboard attacks start on initial press; repeats/releases do not punch twice. Blur/resize/hidden page/native focus clear actions and guard. Escape closes Guide first, then pauses/resumes solo/local; M respects native widgets. Landscape sideways/deitado preferred, portrait upright/em pe supported. Online Guide stays live.