FightBox PC

An action game based on a popular program displayed by the BBC. Television FightBox enabled viewers to organize duels between warriors constructed by them, who fought in specially prepared arenas for the championship title. However, before this happened, the robots had to pass through complicated qualifications, and only the best contestants were promoted to the competitions shown on TV. The computer version of "FightBox" does not introduce revolutionary changes to the fun, but the fun has been slightly simplified. The game features the best models, which qualified for the strict final of the last TV edition of "FightBox", as well as Sentients units, i.e. masters of previous editions.

The tournament itself is very similar to the TV edition, when you start the game you have to create your own warrior, who is subject to further modifications during the game. This is done by assembling properly prepared components, which include the head, body, hands, legs and feet. The structure of the tournament itself is very complex, the player must fight at least several dozen duels before qualifying for the final. As in the box, a division into several weight categories was made. The battles are fought in specially prepared arenas, the player has to demonstrate both the ability to master his warrior, as well as the ability to select the best modifications for him. What is interesting, the game is not limited to direct melee fights between gladiators, besides, a whole series of tasks has been prepared, in which they have to demonstrate strength, endurance and dexterity. Very often they have to avoid the Sentients, who will try to prevent them from passing the stage at any cost. As a reward for winning the entire tournament, a controlled warrior becomes immortal and automatically joins the elite team of winners.

The competition is organized on three-dimensional boards, a large part of the gladiator game is watched from the perspective of a third person.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007