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First Person Boxing is a free first-person boxing PvP game on Roblox where every punch, slip and counter happens from your own eyes. Read your opponent's guard, slip the shot, and land the counter that ends the fight. Fight real players or sharpen your timing against AI, then watch it back in cinematic knockdown replays.

Launched Sep 28, 2026Updated Oct 15, 20261.7K Players Online92% Player Rating393K+ Visits
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Your First Person Boxing Journey

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Beginner Guide

Going in blind? Start here: how a first-person round actually flows, what to do in your first ten fights, and the three mistakes that get new players knocked out in seconds.

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Punch Combos & Counters

The most-searched topic in the game. Learn which punch strings actually land, where the counter window opens, and how to punish a spammer without gassing out.

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Stamina & Guard Management

Head guard, body guard, and the stamina bar that decides every fight. Understand why holding block loses rounds and how to spend stamina without getting tired.

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Movement & Ring Control

Advanced play. How to circle, cut angles and use first-person spacing to walk opponents into the ropes, plus how to drill it against the AI practice mode.

What is First Person Boxing?

First Person Boxing is a free, first-person boxing PvP experience on Roblox, developed by the studio Can You Box?. Instead of watching your fighter from third person, you are inside the head — every jab, slip, guard and counter is a decision you make in real time, and matches are won by reading your opponent rather than by grinding stats.

The game is built around three layers: slipping punches to open a counter window, switching between head and body guards to stay protected, and managing a stamina bar that punishes anyone who swings without thinking. Cinematic knockdowns and instant replays turn clean knockouts into highlights, and you can either fight other players online or drill your timing against AI before you queue up.

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Developer

Can You Box?

Platform

Roblox (PC · Mobile · Console)

Genre

Boxing PvP / Fighting

Visits

393K+

Favorites

3.0K+

Player Rating

92% (5,099 ratings)

Server Size

16 Players

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First Person Boxing CodesFirst Person Boxing Beginner GuideFirst Person Boxing Combos & CountersFirst Person Boxing Stamina & Guard SystemFirst Person Boxing Controls & PlatformsFirst Person Boxing Knockdowns & ReplaysFirst Person Boxing Stats & UpdatesFirst Person Boxing Official Links & Discord

First Person Boxing Codes

First Person Boxing is completely free and the developer has not released a single redemption code, so there is nothing to redeem right now. This page tracks the official Can You Box? Roblox group and updates the moment real codes appear, so you never fall for one of the fake code lists floating around.

No codes releasedCan You Box? has published no redemption code as of Oct 15, 2026. Every First Person Boxing code list you find today is unverified.
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Where codes will drop firstThe official Can You Box? Roblox community group (6,834 members) is the studio's only announcement channel, since the game has no official Discord or X account.
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How redeeming worksRoblox experience codes are normally entered through an in-game Codes button and redeem once per Roblox account, so save the group announcement rather than a third-party list.
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First Person Boxing Beginner Guide

Walking into the ring blind gets you knocked out in the first exchange. This walkthrough covers what to do before your first real match, how a first-person round actually flows, and the habits that keep you standing through your first ten fights.

1Open the AI practice mode before you queue against real players. The official description confirms First Person Boxing lets you fight other players or drill against AI.
2Keep the camera in its first-person view. The game runs from a true first-person perspective, so you read the fight through your own gloves rather than watching your avatar.
3Learn slipping before you learn punching. Nothing in the combat system pays off until you can make an opponent miss first.
4Open your offence from a counter instead of a lead punch. Landing counters is what produces the game's huge knockouts.
5Cycle head guard and body guard instead of holding one block, because the game gives you two separate guards to cover two separate targets.
6Read your stamina bar before you throw. Getting tired slows your fighter down, and a slowed fighter is the one who gets knocked out.
7Watch the knockdown replay after every loss. Cinematic replays exist so you can see the exact punch you should have slipped.
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First Person Boxing Combos & Counters

The gap between a new player and a good one is the counter. The official description calls counters devastating and ties them straight to huge knockouts, so this is the exchange loop that produces them: bait, slip, punish, reset.

1Bait the first punch at range so your opponent commits their stamina before you commit yours.
2Slip the incoming shot. Slipping is the mechanic the game is built around and the only way to open a counter window.
3Punish inside that window with your heaviest shots, because counters are the biggest damage source in a match.
4Do not chase the combo. Punching spends stamina, and the game deliberately slows tired fighters down.
5Reset behind your guard and let stamina refill before you start the next exchange.
6Re-open only once their guard has dropped or their stamina has gone, which is the moment a counter turns into a knockout.
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First Person Boxing Stamina & Guard System

First Person Boxing does not let you hold one button and win. Two guards and a single stamina bar decide every exchange, and the official description names each of them, so this page explains what every defensive option actually protects you from.

StaminaStamina — spending it slows your fighter down, so the player who paces their punches usually beats the player who throws more of them.
Head GuardHead guard — one of the two guards named in the official description, used to cover your head against incoming shots.
Body GuardBody guard — the second guard, so you can protect your body without having to uncover your head to do it.
SlipSlip — the evasive option: make the punch miss entirely instead of soaking it on your guard.
CounterCounter — the payoff for a clean slip, and the fastest route to a knockout in the game.
KnockdownKnockdown — fights end in cinematic knockouts rather than slow health drain, so one tired mistake can end the round.
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First Person Boxing Controls & Platforms

First Person Boxing is listed as playable on PC, mobile and console, and because it is a first-person game your camera setup matters as much as your punch inputs. Check your platform here before you queue into a real match.

PC & MacPC & Mac — free through the Roblox app, played with mouse look and Roblox's standard movement keys.
MobileMobile — the official store page lists iOS and Android support, so the same fights run on touch controls.
ConsoleConsole — Xbox and PlayStation are both listed as supported platforms on the official page.
Meta QuestMeta Quest — also listed as a supported platform, which is unusual for a Roblox fighting game.
CameraFirst-person camera — keep the view locked in, because the game is designed around reading the fight from your own eyes.
KeybindsKeybinds — the game publishes no official keybind list, so set your punch, guard and dodge binds from the in-game menu before fighting.
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First Person Boxing Knockdowns & Replays

What separates First Person Boxing from other Roblox brawlers is how a fight ends. Knockdowns play out as cinematics and the game records them as replays, which makes every knockout both a highlight reel and a lesson.

CountersCounters deal the biggest damage in the game. The official description calls them devastating and links them directly to huge knockouts.
KnockdownsCinematic knockdowns — a fight ends in a scripted knockdown sequence rather than an instant respawn, which is why clean KOs feel like highlights.
ReplaysReplays — the game records your knockdowns so you can watch the exchange back instead of guessing which punch landed.
ReviewReviewing beats grinding — the replay is the fastest way to spot the shot you failed to slip in the first place.
StaminaTired fighters get finished — because stamina loss slows you down, the knockdown almost always lands on the player who gassed out.
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First Person Boxing Stats & Updates

Is First Person Boxing worth your time? These are the live numbers pulled straight from the official Roblox page, covering player rating, concurrent players, visits and favourites, so you can judge the game on its own data instead of on hype.

Rating92% player rating from 5,099 ratings, with 4,699 likes against 391 dislikes — the game's own Roblox score.
Players OnlineRoughly 1,700 players online at peak hours, with a recorded peak of 1,950 on Oct 14, 2026.
Visits393K visits and 3,000 favourites within its first 17 days live, having launched on Sep 28, 2026.
Free to PlayFree to play — the official store page lists no game passes and no paid content of any kind.
Servers16-player servers, so there is almost always an opponent queued up and waiting for a match.
GenreGenre: Action → Battlegrounds & Fighting, rated Maturity: Mild with a mild violence descriptor.
BadgesWelcome! is the game's only badge so far, and it has been awarded to 13,468 players.
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First Person Boxing Official Links & Discord

There is a lot of fake First Person Boxing community info going around, so here is what actually exists. The studio runs no official Discord and has published no trailer, and these are the only verified official destinations worth bookmarking.

Roblox PageFirst Person Boxing on Roblox — the official store page and the only place the game can be played.
Roblox GroupCan You Box? — the developer's official Roblox community group with 6,834 members, where updates land first.
DiscordNo official Discord — the studio has never opened one, so the Roblox group is the real community hub rather than any server claiming to be official.
TrailerNo official trailer or YouTube channel has been published for the game yet.
Community VideoCommunity footage — first-person boxing clips recorded by players are the only video available right now.
DeveloperDeveloper — Can You Box?, the studio also behind Block Escape, Don't Go Over and +1 Army vs Verity.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about First Person Boxing.

Ready to Master First Person Boxing?

From your very first jab to landing counters that end a fight, our community wiki has you covered — beginner walkthroughs, punch combos, counter timing, stamina and guard theory, controls for PC, mobile and console, plus every update as it drops.

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