Release Date: December 5, 2024
The third installment of the sports-rhythm series, allowing us to box in sequence with the music playing in the background. Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer introduces 2 new modes: Mitt Drills (hitting the mitts of our instructor) and Sit Fit Boxing (seating exercises).
Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer is the third installment in the series of sports and rhythm games. It allow us to take care of our physical fitness through the titular boxing. The game was developed by Imagineer studio, which has been overseeing the series from the beginning.
The gameplay in Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer is based on the scheme developed for the two previous games under this brand. Our task in the game is to box to the rhythm of 30 instrumental pieces (including songs inspired by pop music hits).
We need to deliver blows (like a straight, uppercut, or hook) at the right moments, and they are registered by motion sensors in the Joy-Cons. The more moves we manage to perform, and the more accurate they are, the more points will be added to our account.
The game allows us to choose from 6 trainers and modify their appearance as we wish, as well as decide on the length and purpose of our training. We can test ourselves in individual activities (Quick Workout), or develop a complex exercise plan.
Two new forms of activity were prepared for this installment. The first one is Mitt Drills, where we hit the instructor's mitts at our own pace. The second one is Sit Fit Boxing, which includes seated exercises.
As in the previous parts of the series, we can play Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer alone or in local multiplayer mode.
Platforms:
Nintendo Switch
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Game Ratings for Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer Video Game.
Nintendo Life: 7 / 10 by Chris Scullion
The awful music aside, Fitness Boxing 3 brings some much-needed variety to what could have been another by-the-numbers release with new songs and not much else. The Sit Fit Boxing and Mitt Drills modes give options to those who want to be less or more active respectively, and the extra trainer options are ideal for players who like to pretend they're dealing with an actual person. And even better, because Mitt Drills isn't rhythm-based, you can put your headphones on and listen to your own tunes.
PPE.pl: 7 / 10 by Wojciech Gruszczyk
Far from a revolution, it still won't be an option for everyone, but Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer is another interesting offering from Nintendo. The Japanese are using their hardware to provide players with a diverse experience.
Impulsegamer: 4 / 5 by Branden Zavaleta
It might not do anything spectacular or innovative– it’d be fun to have an opponent to spar with, or even a punching bag to see bounce off each hit– but it gets a sweat up and your heart pumping. It’s boxing and it’ll keep you fit, simple as that.
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