Punch Club is a sports management simulation designed by lazy bear games and published by TinyBuild. In the game, you manage a boxer who wants and prepares it to boxing matches in a local club. At the same time, you try to find tips that can help you resolve the mystery that kills your father.

Gameplay

The game is a parole of the martial arts genre and follows a man’s rise in war craftsmanship. The player pays attention to the character by diet, training and social life. As developed, he can fight strong opponents. In addition, the player can also control the income that is important to maintain a stable balance in the game.

Feature

Punch Club’s game is to manage boxing matches and character. As you progress through the game, your statistics will increase and decrease. You can also train yourself and develop your skills using different means. The game will also affect four health measurements, training, train and work. If you develop your Wellness sizes, you can better fight and win more matches.

Punch Club also comes with an original recording and a art book. Free is free to download and play. The game is also available on mobile platforms and developer has recently updated the PC version to enter the “easy” mode that eliminates stat decay. Unfortunately, this feature does not include this feature in the 3ds version, but it will be possible to be more accessible to the random players of the game.

Another basic deficiency of Punch Club, its gameplay is a little repetition. Although the pixel art is very nice, the visual direction of the game is very 80’s, there is no strong personality. Nevertheless, it is still a fun experience and worth playing.

Graphics

There are retro style graphics and Easter eggs in the Punch Club. There is a very interesting mechanics game that encourages repetitions. In addition, the game offers a few choices for the hero and character building. Surprisingly for an Indie game. However, some players expressed dissatisfaction with the graphics and gameplay that could be a sign of polishing by developers.

Supports a wide range of sound and video settings. Music is designed to wake the sound of Arcade fighters ’80s. However, some players complained that the music of the game was repeated after a while. However, the Punch Club is a good example of an Indie game provided by players with a small team, which is a small team.