About the game
First Person Boxing
A Roblox boxing game focused on first-person matches, defensive timing, and counters. Learn what to expect before stepping into the ring.
Official facts
First Person Boxing at a glance
These details come from the official Roblox experience record and were checked on October 15, 2026. Live popularity numbers are excluded because they change continuously.
- Official title
- First Person Boxing
- Developer
- Can You Box?
- Platform
- Roblox
- Devices
- PC, mobile, console
- Genre
- Action · Battlegrounds & Fighting
- Server size
- Up to 16 players
- Roblox experience created
- September 28, 2026
- Place ID
- 132956556682909
The game
What kind of game is First Person Boxing?
First Person Boxing is a competitive Roblox boxing experience presented from behind your boxer’s gloves. The official description focuses on reading attacks, choosing the right defense, managing stamina, and creating openings instead of relying on a third-person camera.
Enter matches against other players or use AI practice to learn the first-person view. The verified combat systems include punches, slips, separate head and body guards, stamina, counters, cinematic knockdowns, and replays.
It suits players who enjoy competitive boxing, reaction-based defense, first-person spacing, and improving through repeated practice. New players can begin against AI before applying the same observations in player matches.
Core systems
How does First Person Boxing play?
The official description names the systems below. Exact inputs, percentages, damage values, and timing windows are kept out until they can be verified in the current game.
First-person perspective
Every punch, defensive read, counter, and knockdown is presented from behind your gloves.
Head and body guards
Different guards protect different target areas, so defense depends on reading the incoming threat.
Slips
Slipping lets you avoid punches and can leave room to respond when the position is right.
Stamina management
The official description warns that fatigue slows you down, making repeated actions a resource decision.
Counters
Counters reward a successful read, but exact timing windows and damage values still require current in-game testing.
Knockdowns and replays
Matches include cinematic knockdowns and replays, although the precise knockout rules are not publicly documented.
Ways to play
Player matches or AI practice
Player matches
Fight other players and adapt to their movement, defense, stamina use, and attacking habits.
AI practice
Repeat controls and defensive choices in a lower-pressure setting before testing them in player matches.
Device support
Where can you play?
The official description lists PC, mobile, and console. Combat prompts and physical inputs can differ, so the current in-game interface remains the source for device-specific controls.
Evidence check
What is verified, and what still needs testing?
This separation keeps general fighting-game assumptions and information from similarly named Roblox games out of the First Person Boxing guides.
Verified from official sources
- ✓PC, mobile, and console support
- ✓Player matches and AI practice
- ✓Punches, slips, head and body guards, stamina, counters, knockdowns, and replays
- ✓A maximum server size of 16 players
Needs current in-game evidence
- •Exact keyboard, touch, and controller combat inputs
- •Damage, stamina costs, recovery rates, and timing windows
- •Counter bonuses, guard reduction, and knockout conditions
- •A game-specific code menu or redemption process
Keep exploring
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Beginner guide
Learn the verified First Person Boxing basics and follow a practical first-session order.
Controls
Find the current PC and mobile control checklists without relying on guessed combat keys.
Combat systems
Explore guards, slips, stamina, counters, knockdowns, and the facts that still need testing.
Codes status
Check whether any official First Person Boxing codes or a verified redemption process are available.