Fight Night 3D
Real-time 3D boxing and MMA — climb the ladder, beat the champion, take the belt
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About Fight Night 3D
Fight Night 3D is a stand-up fighting game rendered in real-time 3D: a lit ring or an octagon cage, a crowd in the stands, a referee, and two fighters whose punches and kicks are driven by a physical striking model rather than canned animations. Every strike has a real reach, a wind-up the other man might read, and an impulse that depends on how much of the body arrives behind it. A jab is quick and cheap; an overhand right or a roundhouse kick is slow, expensive and can end the fight.
Pick Boxing (five punches, three three-minute-style rounds shortened to 90 seconds) or MMA (add elbows, knees, push kicks and roundhouse kicks, plus a choice of Muay Thai, karate, taekwondo, boxing or brawler stance). Build your fighter — skin, hair, beard, trunks — then work through the career ladder: eight contenders per discipline, each with a style and a temperament, ending with a world champion who blocks, slips and counters.
Health and stamina both matter. Every strike costs stamina; tired fighters punch slower and get dropped easier, and body shots drain the other man's tank. Blocking soaks up damage but costs stamina too; slipping a punch and countering does the most damage in the game. Drop below zero and you go down — mash to beat the count. Three knockdowns in a round is a TKO in boxing; a ten count is a knockout in either sport. Go the distance and three judges score it 10-9 a round, 10-8 for a knockdown.
Progress — records, ladder position and belts — saves in the browser you play in. Keyboard and touch controls are both supported.
How to play Fight Night 3D
Move with WASD or the arrows: forward and back to manage distance, left and right to circle. Punch with J (jab), K (cross), U (hook), I (overhand) and O (uppercut); hold Shift to aim at the body. In MMA, N is a roundhouse kick, M a push kick, B a knee and V an elbow.
Hold L or Space to block. Q and E slip left and right — time a slip against a wind-up and counter for big damage.
Watch the yellow stamina bar. Throw when you have gas, cover up and back off when you do not.
If you go down, mash punch keys to fill the heart bar and beat the count. On a phone, use the joystick and the pads.
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Ranked by career points — wins, knockouts and belts all count. Today resets at midnight IST, the week resets on Monday.
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Fight Night 3D — frequently asked questions
Is Fight Night 3D free?
Yes. It runs in the browser with no download and no sign-up. Your record and belts save in the browser you play in.
Is it boxing or MMA?
Both. Boxing has five punches in a roped ring; MMA adds kicks, knees and elbows in an octagon cage, with a choice of fighting styles.
How do knockdowns work?
When your health hits zero, or a heavy shot lands while you are hurt, you go down. Mash the punch keys to beat the count. Three knockdowns in a round is a TKO in boxing; a ten count is a KO.
How is a decision scored?
Judges score each round 10-9 to the fighter who did more damage, 10-8 when there was a knockdown. Cards are added up after the last round.
Why do my punches miss?
Every strike has a real reach. Step in with the jab first, and aim body shots with Shift when he covers his head.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. A joystick moves you and the pads punch, block and slip. It is a 3D game, so a recent phone helps.
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