The current official Untitled Boxing Game description publishes a compact control map for PC and Xbox. On PC, dash is Space, block is F, light punch is M1, heavy punch is M2, and feint is M2 + M1. On Xbox, dash is A, block is B, light is X, heavy is Y, ultimate is RB, equip is LB, and feint is heavy plus light attack.
Official PC controls
Dash
Input: Space
Use it with a direction to evade or reposition. Current perfect-dodge behavior is covered separately because timing and direction can change.
Block
Input: F
Hold or use it according to the live HUD. Watch the current guard resource instead of assuming defense is unlimited.
Light punch
Input: M1
This means the primary mouse button. Use short strings while learning so you can stop and react.
Heavy punch
Input: M2
This means the secondary mouse button. Heavy attacks generally demand a clearer opening than light attacks.
Feint
Input: M2 + M1
Begin the heavy input and add light as the game accepts the cancel. Practice against a predictable partner before using it under pressure.
The official description omits the current PC ultimate input. Some community pages claim a letter key, but current pages disagree. Read the ultimate prompt in your own HUD or settings and do not overwrite a working control based on an unverified chart.
Official Xbox controls
Dash
Input: A
Pair the button with deliberate movement rather than repeatedly spending stamina.
Block
Input: B
Use the current guard feedback to decide when to hold, release, or move.
Light punch
Input: X
Use light attacks to test range and opponent reactions without committing to every possible follow-up.
Heavy punch
Input: Y
Heavy is the first half of the controller feint input and a more readable commitment by itself.
Ultimate
Input: RB
The meter and confirm rules are style- and version-sensitive; the button alone does not make an unsafe activation land.
Equip
Input: LB
The official description calls this “Equip.” Check the current UI to see what state it changes for your selected style and loadout.
Feint
Input: heavy plus light
Use Y with X in the order and timing accepted by the current client.
Mobile, PlayStation, and controller differences
The official game page does not publish these layouts. On mobile, use the labels and icons visible in the current touch HUD. Screen size, Roblox UI changes, and game updates can alter button placement. Do not assume a swipe gesture or an “advanced controls” toggle exists unless it appears on your device.
For a PlayStation controller, Roblox or the experience may display platform-specific face-button icons. Match actions by their live label, not by mechanically translating Xbox letters. If you use a controller on PC or mobile, confirm whether the game detects it before entering a competitive match; a connected controller does not guarantee that every prompt has switched.
Build muscle memory in a safe order
- Stand outside an active exchange and confirm movement, camera, and the current HUD.
- Press light once, then heavy once, leaving enough time to see the full startup and recovery of each.
- Hold block briefly and watch which visual resource responds.
- Dash once in each practical direction and note distance, stamina change, and final facing.
- Practice the heavy-plus-light feint against a partner who is not attacking, then repeat while watching whether the heavy animation actually cancels.
- Identify the live ultimate prompt and meter before trying to use it. Xbox players can confirm the official
RBmapping; other platforms should follow their HUD.
This order prevents several inputs from being confused at once. If a feint fails, you can tell whether the problem was timing rather than a missing attack button. If a dash behaves differently, you can compare direction and resource state without an opponent interrupting the test.
Troubleshoot inputs that do not match
If clicks do nothing, make sure the Roblox window has focus and an overlay is not capturing the mouse. If controller prompts are wrong, disconnect unused devices, reconnect the intended controller, and restart Roblox so the input device is detected cleanly. Avoid third-party key injectors or automation tools; they can break inputs and create account risk.
When the official description and live HUD disagree, the live client wins for the current session. Record the platform, device, server time, and screenshot of the prompt before reporting a control change. A platform-specific difference is not automatically a bug.
If attacks work but timing feels delayed, check network latency and frame stability before changing every control habit. Perfect dodges, feints, and short punish windows feel different on a high-latency server even when the key map is correct.
Use each control for a decision
Light punch checks range and begins pressure. Heavy punch tests a larger commitment or punishes a clear opening. Block covers a threat you are prepared to absorb, while dash changes position or attempts a timed dodge. Feint challenges an opponent who reacts too early. Ultimate converts a filled resource only when you have a credible confirm.
Continue with Feinting for the official cancel input, Perfect Dodge for directional timing drills, and Ultimate for meter and confirmation decisions without unsupported damage numbers.
Official source
- Verified Untitled Boxing Game experience — PC and Xbox controls checked August 27, 2026.