Learn the Boxing Controls
World Boxing Tournament 2 has separate keyboard controls for both players. Each boxer has three different attacks and a defense button.
Player 1 Controls
- Move: W, A, S, D
- Attack 1: Z or B
- Attack 2: X or N
- Attack 3: C or M
- Defense: V or Spacebar
Player 2 Controls
- Move: Arrow keys
- Attack 1: P or Numpad 1
- Attack 2: O or Numpad 2
- Attack 3: L or Numpad 3
- Defense: K or Numpad 0
Both players can choose between two keys for each attack and defense move. Letter keys work in uppercase or lowercase.
Practice the three punching moves and learn when to block. Good timing helps you avoid incoming punches and find openings to attack your opponent.
Enter the Ring and Fight for Victory
World Boxing Tournament 2 brings boxing action back with more fighters and improvements over the first game. You step into a boxing ring and face opponents in matches where punches, movement, and defense all matter.
You can fight against the computer or invite a friend to play on the same keyboard. Both modes use simple controls, so you can spend more time learning how to fight and less time figuring out the buttons.
The game lets you choose from different boxers before entering the ring.
Choose Your Fighter and Game Mode
World Boxing Tournament 2 offers two main ways to play.
Player vs PC lets you challenge a computer-controlled boxer. This mode works well for practicing punches and learning when to defend yourself.
Player vs Player allows two people to compete against each other on the same computer.
Each match has two rounds. You must attack your opponent while protecting your boxer from incoming punches.
Once a fight ends, you can select the Next Fight option to continue.
Time Your Punches Carefully
Winning in World Boxing Tournament 2 takes more than pressing attack buttons as quickly as possible.
Watch your opponent’s movements and look for an opening before throwing a punch.
You can move away from an attack and return with one of your own. Blocking also helps when your opponent starts attacking repeatedly.
Playing against a friend adds another challenge. Your opponent can change their approach during the match, so you need to pay attention.
World Boxing Tournament 2 keeps its focus on short boxing matches. You can practice against the computer, try different fighters, or challenge a friend to see who handles the ring better.