Foreman for Real is one of those weird little Game Boy sports sims that somehow makes managing a boxing gym way more intense than it should be. You're juggling training schedules, picking fights for your fighters, and trying not to bankrupt yourself—all in that classic chunky pixel art style. The menus are pure 90s Japan, so expect some trial and error figuring out which stat does what.

First few minutes? You'll probably lose a couple matches because your boxer's stamina is shot from overtraining. But once you get the rhythm down, there's something weirdly satisfying about turning some rookie into a champion. Just don't expect flashy knockouts—this is more spreadsheets than punch-outs.

It's definitely niche, but if you like micromanaging underdogs, this one's got a strange charm.