Wobbly Boxing
Floppy boxers, real punch timing — block, dodge, and land the double.
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About Wobbly Boxing
Wobbly Boxing gives each fighter more to think about than most ragdoll brawlers: separate left and right punches, a heavier double punch, and a block that doubles as a backward dodge. The bodies still flop around comically, but the exchanges have real structure underneath.
That extra depth makes it a good step up from the site's one-button duels. Two people who have played a few rounds will start throwing feints and punishing wasted doubles, which is not something a single-key game can offer.
How to play
Player 1 punches with F (left) and G (right), doubles with T, and blocks or dodges with Q and E. Player 2 punches with K and L, doubles with O, and uses their own block and dodge keys shown in-game. Land more clean hits than your opponent to take the round.
Controls
- Player 1 — F left punch, G right punch, T double, Q and E block or dodge
- Player 2 — K left punch, L right punch, O double, own block and dodge keys
- Two-player and single-player modes
Tips to win
- The double punch leaves you open for a long moment — throw it only after they miss.
- Alternate left and right rather than repeating one hand; single-hand patterns get blocked instantly.
- Dodging backward resets the distance and is usually better than blocking in place.
