Big Shot Boxing is a career boxing game with a genuinely good fight system underneath its simple presentation. You create a boxer, take fights, and manage stamina in the ring — throwing punches drains it, blocking preserves it, and a fighter who has punched himself out gets knocked down.
Between fights you train attributes and choose opponents, working up the rankings toward a title. The strategy is in pacing: winning a round early means little if you have nothing left in the eighth.
Throwing punches drains it and blocking recovers it. A boxer with no stamina is vulnerable to being dropped, so pacing your attacks across the rounds matters more than raw power.
Yes — knock your opponent down enough times and the fight ends early. Otherwise it goes to points at the final bell.
Yes — a light 2D game with nothing to install.