4D Sports Boxing

4D Sports Boxing, released in 1991 by Mindscape, is a pioneering 3D boxing simulation that brought an unprecedented level of realism to the sport on PC. Players create a custom fighter and climb the ranks of a global boxing circuit, facing increasingly skilled opponents on the path to championship glory.

The game’s standout feature is its polygon-based 3D engine, which allows for fully animated fighters and fluid camera angles that track the action from multiple perspectives. Players can train their boxer between matches, improving attributes such as speed, strength, and endurance while learning new moves to outsmart opponents in the ring.

With its advanced graphics, strategic gameplay, and deep career mode, 4D Sports Boxing delivered a groundbreaking sports experience for its time. Its blend of tactical planning and real-time action made it a favorite among both boxing enthusiasts and PC gamers looking for cutting-edge technology in the early 1990s.