Since Christmas, almost two months have passed, but many are still likely to be hovering over a kilek in addition to a festive dinner (and all that followed in the next few days). Traditional New Year's Guides for more frequent walks have already been broken. And exactly on these players, the authors from Imagineer study in their new title for Nintendo Switch. While you probably do not have a belt in your ring, Fitness Boxing will make you feel good and you may feel better.
Before playing, however, we are talking about a fitness app that really serves you to return to it every day and spend 10-40 minutes depending on what kind of exercise you are interested in, or what your goals are . And even if it does not seem at first glance, you can make a decent payback for those few tens of minutes a day. There are a few options to practice with the title, so it depends only on what you choose and set up, and in this respect, the authors have to be proud of how they approached the title.
Everyone can set it up according to their taste. Regardless of whether you practice on a regular basis or have decided to move around this game. First you try it and go through some initial training. He tells you that before you exercise you should move and move, so stretching is an integral part of the exercise. Also, the title will show you control, basic punches, and how it evaluates them. Then, let you go to the menu, where you can find more, and you can also set up the exercise plan - how long it will be (how many calories you want to burn), what the speed of the songs you want to practice, and how much
You can change your exercise plan at any time, so if you have a snowfall, for example, you can do something a little easier in the evening. Just as you can map your statistics every day and estimate how much you burned and everything under the main regime of Daily Workout. You can easily find out basic principles, later you can set up your hands and then just follow and gradually expand your options as the more you play, the more you unlock it.
This is a very good incentive system where you receive rewards for achieving some of the game goals, but also for rehearsing a certain number of days a week, and you have already noted in the calendar when you get a "gift" from the game. It's nothing big, but it still shows how well the game works with motivation and reward. You are motivated to return to the game even if you do not like it because you know you have to go today to get something new unlocked. They can be new songs or new cosmetics for your coaches / coaches. That's really a little, but it works.
Fitness Boxing is first and foremost a title for exercises in the form of boxing, respectively strokes. But it works on the same principles as rhythmic movement games, such as popular dance series. In the background, you play a song and you have two tracks in addition to the trainer / trainer. Left for strikes with left hand, right for strikes with right hand. You are moving in the rhythm and you have to make the Joy-Con control at the right moment such a stroke as is currently in the track. Gradually the punches are changed and based on the direct direkt, hook and jack. Gradually, they blend in, the pace changes, the attitudes alternate, and here and there you let the title for a few seconds excite when it takes over the word of a coach and tells you, for example, that you control your breathing, or just exhale with a stroke.
The trainers are in the game a few and after the initial play with the game you can choose the character that suits you best. It's not about any sympathy, as the models are relatively simple, but because you will spend quite a bit of time with the coach's voice, you will want a speech that will not hinder the hours spent with the game. And then there is still the opportunity to customize their look with the new cosmetics you are gradually acquiring. Or, if it suits you, you can also use the Japanese language trail, which is not so often seen in similar games in our country. The possibility of adjusting here is certainly not very low.
As far as playing music is concerned, it's not something I personally drew at the exercise, but apparently the authors tried to reach the broadest goal and included popular radio scrapers in the game. There are 21 here and you will unlock them for use in virtually all modes. You can find Lady Gaga, Maroon 5, LMFAO, Carly Rae Jepsen, One Direction, and others, for example, Lipps Inc, Aqua or The Buggles. All game plays have arranged arrangements to avoid singing, but only the melody you want to practice.
In addition to the Daily Workout Mode, there are two more, and this is basic training (for example, to learn the types of strokes) and free training. With it, you can practice alone in single player (exercise on any of the unlocked tracks, stretching, or goal-based exercises), or in a multiplayer of two players that shares Tandem, Combo Chain, and Versus. Each pair of players must have their own pair of Joy-Conov and it's a pity that the authors did not incorporate a "party" mode where everyone would have only one gaming driver for joy.
But the reason may also be that, as I have already mentioned, in this case it is not much more a game than a training application. And in this respect, I think the authors have failed very much. It contains only a minimum of gaming elements and much more can be done from the point of view of gamification. You will not find any score counting, and so there are no tables where you could compare yourself to other offline and online ones. In addition, it's a boxing title, it could be used in such a way that you would have to conquer some opponent before you just the right practice. But there is nothing else.
And that's all very well summarizing Fitness Boxing - it can be a quality fitness app but a weaker game. So it depends on you what you are waiting for. If you are not exactly the type who goes to throw Christmas carp and potato salad into a fitta while you are not expecting it in the true sense of the word, it can be just for you. But if you think it's going to be just like Just Dance and similar titles, you're at the wrong address. This is why the outcome is rather difficult to assess. Fortunately, there is a demo available, so you can try out Fitness Boxing yourself and you will know whether it will interest you or not.
