Browser Boxing

At a glance

How was Browser Boxing made?

Built over countless hours by a staff software engineer (u/boxing-boxing). AI assisted with the artwork and the code. In the creator’s words: “Hi, yes I used ai for the artwork and the code. Not a vibe coder though, staff software engineer by trade, built websites long before AI was a thing.” Built with TypeScript, Postgres, Redis and WebSockets, no game engine; Next.js for site structure and APIs. The creator: “I didn't use any game engine, all typescript, postgres, redis & websockets. next.js is the only framework used and thats mainly for the site structure & API's”

How do you control Browser Boxing?

The game's own page mentions arrow keys, Space, the mouse and touch. We detected this from the page text. On phones, in the creator’s words: “Yes works on mobile, can customize controls if you want double touch joystick. Default is joystick for movement & blocking, buttons for punches.”

Does Browser Boxing work on phones?

Yes, according to its creator: “Yes works on mobile, can customize controls if you want double touch joystick. Default is joystick for movement & blocking, buttons for punches.” That is the creator’s word; our automated touch check did not find touch controls on the game’s first screen.

Is Browser Boxing multiplayer?

Yes, its listing says it is multiplayer.

Where can I play Browser Boxing?

In your web browser on browserboxing.com, linked from its listing. Vibe1Up links to it and doesn't host the game.