Cyber Fight Challenge

Cyber Fight Challenge is a PC boxing simulator where you compete in Sit&Go matches and online tournaments. You can train in boxing, fight other players online and create your own tournaments. Each user has an account for customizing their boxer’s appearance.

Matches and customization

Matches last two rounds of two minutes. The Shop lets you buy shorts, gloves and boots for your boxer. The game also offers a free boxing training and education for new players.

Tournaments

You can take part in four tournament formats: round-robin qualifiers followed by Olympic playoffs, Swiss qualifiers followed by Olympic playoffs, easy round robin and Simply Swiss. Online tournaments offer prizes from the organizer, and the tournament menu lets you set up your own competitions.

Round-robin tournaments have 4 to 20 players, and each participant fights every other participant. Players earn points for their results; the competitor with the most points wins. Ties are resolved under the tournament regulations, with the Berger coefficient used to distribute places when points are equal.

In the Olympic system, a boxer leaves the tournament after one loss. An even number of players take part, with the first-round pairings based on rating, then number of victories and alphabetical order if ratings are tied. The winner of the final bout takes the tournament. Draws are not possible: the referee’s score decides the winner, with the last boxer to land a blow winning if the score is level; if neither boxer lands a hit, the winner is chosen at random without regard to rating.

Swiss tournaments have 7 to 1,024 players and do not eliminate participants. After the first round, players are paired with opponents who have the same number of points, with pairings based on rating. The same pair cannot meet twice. If a group has an odd number of players, one boxer moves to the next point group; a player who receives a point for a bye does not receive another. Places are based on points, with ties decided by the Buchholz coefficient, the sum of the points earned by each player’s opponents. For any tournament format, if points and other tie-breaking procedures do not settle the result, the organizer may decide which boxer is stronger.