Big Rumble Creed Champions Boxing Review (Xbox Series S)

by Jim Smale · September 13, 2021

We take our Big Rumble Creed Champions Boxing Review and see if we are ready to become a boxing champion? We step into the ring and show off our boxing skills in a knockout arcade experience. Fight as 20 iconic characters from the Creed and Rocky universe. Take on world-class opponents across a variety of thrilling locations, or challenge your friends and family in intense, head-to-head matches.

Big Rumble Creed Champions Boxing Review Pros:

Cartoon style meets cel-shaded graphics.
9.3GB download size.
1000 Gamerscore.
Boxing gameplay.
Three game modes – arcade, versus, and training.
How to play section shows the controls and mechanics via text and images.
The soundtrack features many popular songs including Eye Of The Tiger.
Twenty characters. Ten at the beginning then you unlock the further 10.
3 difficulties – rookie, pro, and champion.
Arcade-style fighting with over-the-top combos and attacks.
You can dodge and block.
Special meter builds allowing you to do an unblockable combo.
Button mash a particular button to get up from a knockdown.
Slow-mo last hits.
In Arcade mode you get stories and mini-games between matches.
Uses some voice lines from the films.
Voiced commentary.

Big Rumble Creed Champions Boxing Review Cons:

The story is told by text with occasionally spoken shout-outs playing.
The actual fighting feels sluggish and just mashy.
It’s like a budget Ready To Rumble.
No online play.
The mini-games between matches are pointless and time-consuming.
The commentary repeats a lot.
Every match feels the same.
The voice lines from the film sound low quality.
Cannot rebind controls.
Had it a few times where the opponent would activate their special after me which then voided mine but still cost my special.
It all feels predictable with the down counts.
When dodging your attacks don’t actually hit and in fact, you are hardly ever facing your opponent.

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