Mechanics
An overview of the combat systems, mechanics and gameplay interactions found in Untitled Boxing Game.
About UBG Mechanics
Untitled Boxing Game is built around timing, movement, stamina management, defensive play and reading your opponent. This page collects the major mechanics used during combat.
Wiki note: Some mechanics can change between updates. Numerical values, frame data and exact inputs should be treated as version-sensitive unless verified.
Combat Basics
Health
Your fighter's health determines how much punishment they can take before being knocked out.
Read article →Stamina
Stamina is consumed by many offensive and movement actions and must be managed carefully.
Read article →M1 / Light Punch
A fast basic attack used to pressure opponents, extend combos and deal damage.
Read article →M2 / Heavy Punch
A slower and more powerful attack with different properties from a light punch.
Read article →Blocking
Blocking reduces incoming damage and allows you to defend against attacks without immediately dodging.
Read article →Dodging
Dodges allow fighters to avoid incoming attacks and reposition during combat.
Read article →Advanced Combat
Perfect Dodge
A well-timed dodge can create an opening for a counterattack.
Read article →Countering
Punish an opponent by landing an attack while they are vulnerable during their own attack.
Read article →Feinting
Cancel or alter an attack to manipulate an opponent's defensive timing.
Read article →I-Frames
Certain movement interactions can temporarily prevent attacks from connecting.
Read article →Special Systems
Ultimate
Build ultimate charge throughout the fight and unleash your style's ultimate attack when available.
Read article →Backdash
Quickly move backwards to create distance or avoid incoming attacks.
Read article →Backdash Degradation
Repeated movement can interact with movement efficiency and spacing during combat.
Read article →Style Abilities
Individual boxing styles can introduce unique abilities, passives and special mechanics.
Read article →Quick Tips
Don't spend all of your stamina at once.
Learn when your opponent is likely to attack.
Blocking and movement are both important defensive tools.
Practice your chosen style before taking it into ranked.