First Person Boxing Roblox: Codes, Styles and Controls

What is First Person Boxing on Roblox?

Most Roblox fighting games show your character from behind. First Person Boxing puts the camera inside your boxer’s head: your two red gloves fill the bottom of the screen and the opponent stands in front of them. Fights take place in a gym full of rings. You stand on a ring pad to queue, agree on rules with the other boxer, and fight timed rounds against a real player or the AI.

The damage model is what makes it different. Each boxer has two health bars, HEAD and BODY, so where you aim matters as much as how often you hit. Stamina limits how much you can throw, and the developer’s own description warns that a tired boxer slows down. Defence is built from a guard (whose shape depends on your fighting style), head movement to slip and duck, and counters thrown into the gap a missed punch leaves.

“Step into the ring and fight from a true first-person perspective!”

How do you get free spins?

Spins are the main resource: each one rerolls a style slot. You can get ten without paying. The three codes give nine (eight normal and one Lucky) plus 1,000 coins, and the like-and-join-group banner on the Styles screen gives one more spin and another 1,000 coins. Use the Lucky one carefully, because it is the only free spin that cannot land Common or Rare. Full steps and fixes are on the First Person Boxing codes page.

How rare are Legendary and Mythic styles?

On a normal spin, Legendary is 3%, split evenly across Dizzy, Ghost Step, Peekaboo and Pendulum. The only Mythic, Slick, is 0.1%. A pity counter makes ten normal spins worth more than they look: with a full counter you have a 26.3% chance of some Legendary in 10 spins, and a Legendary is guaranteed by spin 39. Slick has no known pity, so even 100 spins give only 9.5%. Plug in your own counters on the styles and pity calculator.

What are the basic controls?

On keyboard and mouse: left and right click throw straights, C/V uppercuts, X an overhand, F or L-Shift guards, and Space + WASD moves your head. Body shots have no key: aim low. The controls and fight rules guide also covers the HUD, the Get Up minigame and which fight rules to pick.

First Person Boxing update timeline

The developer does not post patch notes on a wiki, but Roblox’s public data shows when things change. Each row below comes from an API record or a dated outlet report.

The pattern is a game that changes almost daily: monetisation landed in its second week, the badge record shows a huge one-day surge mid-October, and Ranked arrived on day 19. Expect codes and style lists to move just as fast, which is why each page here shows the date its data was last checked.

Is First Person Boxing the same as Untitled Boxing Game?

No. Search results and code sites mix the two all the time, and it is the main reason codes “don’t work”.

Both games roll for fighting styles with spins, so the advice sounds similar, but the style names, rarities and odds are different. Nothing on this site applies to UBG.

How this site checks its data

Player counts, dates, passes, badges and events come straight from Roblox’s public APIs, with the date we read them. Codes are listed only when several outlets report them for this exact place ID, and they are marked untested until we redeem them ourselves. Drop rates, prices, controls and fight rules are copied from the in-game screens, using a gameplay video when we have not captured the screen ourselves. Anything we could not confirm is labelled “not yet confirmed” instead of estimated. More on the about page.

First Person Boxing FAQ

Last verified: 2026-10-18 · Game version: Ranked + Bug Fix (Oct 17, 2026) · Sources: Roblox experience page, Roblox games API, Can You Box? group