$5.99Boxing World Simulator Book the fights, run the show
Sign boxers, hire trainers and steer a boxing promotion from a rented hall to pay-per-view nights, in a living world of 1400+ fighters.
Is Boxing World Simulator worth it?
Boxing World Simulator is worth it if…
- you like management games where the numbers are people and every choice ripples outward
- you want to run a business from rags to riches, one contract and one gamble at a time
- you follow boxing and always wondered what happens behind the scenes
- you like games you can reshape: the whole database is open to edit, and mods are welcome
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You make the fights, not the punches
Boxing World Simulator puts you in the promoter's chair. You start from nothing: rent a hall, sign your first boxers, and talk your way into better contracts, purses and sponsorships. Every deal, every interview, every scandal you handle or fumble changes your reputation and your bank balance. Protect your fighters, charm the press, or gamble everything on the big money fight. The world reacts either way, and a skill tree grows from the consequences of your calls.
Fighters with minds of their own
The roster holds over 1400 male and female boxers across 17+ weight divisions, and they behave like people, not spreadsheets. Personalities shape contract talks, locker room loyalty and how a fighter holds up under pressure. Book them into gyms and compete with rival promotions for the best trainers, or build your own gym and develop talent in house. Boxers progress and regress: one bad call can turn a prospect into a washout. You can bring a retired fighter back for one last title run, if you can keep other promotions from poaching him.
Fight night, your way
When the bell rings, a 2D fight engine lets you watch your boxers take to the ring, or you can follow the action as text commentary. The match engine is grounded in real boxing data across every division, so a fifteen-round war plays out like one. Before the fight, the hype is yours to build: social media, promoter wars, fan events and press conferences all fill seats. Customise your fighters' appearance in edit mode so they look as unique as their careers turn out.
A business that lives or dies on your ledger
This is a tycoon game wearing boxing gloves. You balance purses, sponsorships and ticket sales against fighter happiness, and the profit column tells you how you're doing. Hire and buy gyms, recruit trainers with different specialties, scout established stars or raw amateurs, and decide who is worth the risk. There are no timers and nothing punishing you for taking a slow, careful approach: the sport runs on its own schedule, and you steer it at your own pace. If it clicks, the hours go by fast.
Questions you might have?
Can you play it solo?
Yes, it is a singleplayer game throughout. You can also go further than playing: start as a governing body commissioner instead of a promoter, or just watch the boxing world play out on its own while the rankings, careers and rivalries move without you.
Do you need to know boxing to get into it?
No. Boxing knowledge helps, but the game teaches as it goes.
Can you change the game world itself?
Yes, and not just a little. A save game editor also lets you adjust stats, finances and fights in the middle of a career without starting over.
Does the game cover boxing history?
The world keeps its own history as you go, and a Hall of Fame remembers the careers you built.
