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JoJab is a boxing card game. Every exchange is a hand of move cards: take one more or hold your guard, get closer to 21 than your rival and your punch lands. Train on the pads every day, level up and fight your way through 16 rivals to the belt.
How a bout works
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Train on the pads
Three pad sessions a day, five hands each. The coach calls a number from 15 to 19: reach it without going over 21 and the total turns into XP. Every level opens the next rival.
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Throw or guard
Both boxers get two cards. Throw takes another card, Guard stops. The higher total lands for 8 damage plus 2 for every point of difference. Go over 21 and you eat a counter.
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Climb to the belt
Beat the rival, train again, step up. Each level brings a new pair of gloves, from classic red to gold, and 24 trophies wait along the way to the title.
13 moves. Four of each.
The deck is made of boxing moves. Dodges are small, punches are steady, power punches hit 10 and the KO blow counts as 1 or 11, whichever helps.
- Dodges 2–5
- Punches 6–9
- Power 10
- KO blow 1 or 11
Sixteen made-up boxers, each with a habit you have to read. Some hide both cards, some counter harder, some just will not go down.
Sandbag Sam
16 rivals.
One belt.
No tricks. Just heavy hands.
- Health100
- Punch+0
- Counter14
FAQ
How does one exchange work?
You and your rival get two move cards each, and one of the rival's cards is face up. Tap Throw to take a card or Guard to stop, then the rival draws to their own limit. The total closer to 21 without going over lands a punch: 8 damage plus 2 for each point of difference.
What is a JoJo?
If your first two cards are the same move, say two Hooks, that is a JoJo. Any punch you land in that exchange does double damage. It works on the pads too, where it doubles your XP for the hand.
Why is the next rival locked?
A new rival needs two things: your boxer's level matches the rival's number, and you have done at least one pad session since your last new win. The lock on the Fight tab tells you which one is missing.
How many training sessions can I play a day?
Three pad sessions of five hands each. After the third one the Train tab shows a countdown, and fresh sessions arrive at midnight.
Can I stop in the middle of a fight?
Yes. Pause the bout and choose Save and exit. Next time you open JoJab it offers to continue from the same exchange.
Do I need an account or internet?
No. JoJab works fully offline, there is no sign-in, and your boxer, progress and settings stay on your iPhone.
Which iPhones can run JoJab?
Any iPhone with iOS 16 or later. The game is portrait only and in English.
Contact.
Found a bug, stuck on a rival or have an idea for the ring? Write to us and we will get back to you.
[email protected] We usually reply within two working days.