Abstract: Oh Fight Night, where art thou? In the nearly three years since you last appeared, only two brave boxing titles have stepped forth to try and best you, and both have completely and utterly failed. Facebreaker looks okay and offers a nice create-a-boxer...
A colorful title with great-looking characters and well-implemented user-generated content.
Terribly flawed and unbalanced gameplay mechanics alongside brutally punishing AI make this a chore to play.
Theres no question that the sweet science has been awfully kind to EA. After four years of reigning as the king of boxing titles with the Fight Night series, the publisher has turned its eye to the dormant genre of arcade-style boxing. FaceBreaker, it...
Abstract: There have been many great arcade-style boxing games over the years. FaceBreaker is not one of them. It looks pretty good, and the deep customization options mean youll never want for new brawlers, but those two things are about all this game has goin...
Abstract: Boxing game aficionados, stop reading now and dont look back. Are they gone? Ok. FaceBreaker is an attempt by EA and their Canada studio which apparently makes "fresh" and "in your face" sports games - no, I have no idea what happened to the EA BIG l...
Abstract: FaceBreaker’s gameplay is pretty simple, meaning that gamers of all types will be able to get into the game and feel comfortable with the controls very quickly. However, the overall experience does feel a bit shallow and might not hold your interest fo...
Abstract: Even on easy, this game appears to be frustratingly difficult, and at times shows a weird sense of bias towards your AI opponents. Not in terms of anything tangible mind, but simply in gameplay. Many a time has my easy AI opponent managed to get in m...
Abstract: Jye Nelson8.0EA Sports is known for their realistic sporting games from boxing to soccer and the like, however this time they decide to throw something different into mix and create an unrealistic boxing game that focuses on larger than life character...
