STREET FIGHTER 6 x UBG: How to Play the Roblox Combat Tutorial

Untitled Boxing Game’s Street Fighter 6 crossover opens with a short combat tutorial that drops you into a boxing ring against a training opponent named drowningsome. It walks you through every core input the game uses, from basic punches to the Ultimate finisher, and only ends once you knock the opponent down three times. You can jump straight in from the Untitled Boxing Game page on Roblox.

Quick answer: Land 3 light punches (left click), break the guard with a heavy (right click), hold block with F to take a 4-hit combo, dodge heavies with Space, land a perfect dodge with A + Space, feint, then knock drowningsome down three times to finish.

STREET FIGHTER 6 x UBG controls (keyboard and Xbox)

The tutorial assumes you already know which button does what, so it helps to have the full input list on hand before you start. The controls stay the same no matter which fighting style you take into the ring.

Action	Keyboard & Mouse	Xbox
Light Attack	Left click	X
Heavy Attack	Right click	Y
Block	F	B
Dash / Dodge	Space	A
Feint	Heavy + Light together	Heavy + Light together
Ultimate	Q	RB
Equip	—	LB

How to clear the combat tutorial step by step

Each objective appears as a centered banner with progress pips, and the next one only unlocks after you complete the current one. Work through them in order.

Land 3 light punches on drowningsome. Light Attack is left click, and the counter at the top reads Punch 0 / 3 until you connect three times.

Break the guard. Drowningsome starts blocking, and a regular punch will not get through. Use a Heavy Attack (right click) to crack the guard open. You will see “STAMINA BROKEN!” and then “Guard broken!” once it lands.

The "Break their guard" prompt: a heavy punch is the only input that cracks a blocking opponent open. Shown at 00:09 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: drowningsome

Hold block and take the combo. Press and hold F while drowningsome throws a 4-hit combo. The counter climbs from F Block 0 / 4 to 4 / 4 as you absorb each hit.

Dodge the heavy. When the opponent winds up a heavy attack, press Space to dash out of the way before it connects. A clean dash shows “Nice dodge!”

Punch again. This time drowningsome dodges at the last moment, so watch closely and throw another punch to keep the pressure on.

Land a perfect dodge. Hold left (A) and tap Space exactly as the opponent’s punch lands. Timing it right triggers a “COUNTER!” and “Perfect dodge!” readout.

Feint a dodge spammer. Drowningsome now dodges every straight punch. Start a Heavy Attack and then input a punch before the heavy lands. The fake-out catches the dodge and shows “Caught them!”

Win the fight: knock drowningsome down three times

The final objective is “Win the fight 0 / 3”. Combine everything from the earlier steps — open the guard with heavies, block incoming combos, dash away from wind-ups and feint through dodges — to score knockdowns. Each one shows a large “Down!” graphic with a countdown, and the score counter ticks up from 0 – 0 to 1 – 0 and onward.

First knockdown (1 — The first knockdown: the "Down!" banner and countdown appear, and the score moves to 1 – 0. Shown at 01:21 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: drowningsome

Using the Ultimate finisher

Landing hits fills a percentage meter shown on your side of the screen. Once it is ready, an “Ultimate!” prompt appears and you press Q to trigger a cinematic finisher. In the tutorial, the Ultimate plays a high-speed strike sequence that ends on a “Goodbye.” title screen and downs the opponent, which is a fast way to bank one of your three knockdowns.

You do not have to save the Ultimate for the last round. Using it as soon as the meter fills removes a large chunk of the knockdown total in one go.

How to know you cleared the tutorial

The tutorial is complete once the “Win the fight” counter reaches 3 / 3. Each knockdown updates the score at the top of the screen, and the third one ends the match. After that you leave the training ring and move into normal play, where the same light punch, heavy punch, block, dash, feint and Ultimate inputs carry over to bouts against other players whatever fighting style you equip.