[Bullet Club]

Undisputed launches in Early Access for PC on January 31​

Launching with over 50 boxers, seven venues, and more.

Boxing game Undisputed will launch in Eaerly Access for PC via Steam on January 31, publisher PLAION and developer Steel City Interactive announced.

The Early Access version of the game will launch with both online and offline modes, a roster of over 50 boxers, and seven venues to choose from. New modes and features will be introduced over the course of Early Access, including Career Mode, Fighter Creation tools, and additional boxers and venues.

Here is an overview of the game, via PLAION:

About

Undisputed packs a punch with stunning visuals, a revolutionary footwork system, and deep strategy. With over 60 different punches, voiceovers from legendary referees and commentators, and support from the world of boxing, Undisputed intends to live up to its name and become the king of boxing titles.
The Early Access launch for Undisputed will feature a roster of over 50 playable characters including Tyson Fury, Canelo Alvarez, Deontay Wilder, Katie Taylor, and a fully-fledged women's division across six unique fight locations, including a large arena and Coldwell's gym. Players can enjoy Undisputed offline against friends or AI opponents, or they can go online and compete for a place on the leaderboards.

To ensure that Undisputed is a truly authentic experience, Sheffield-based developer Steel City Interactive is partnering with all the heavy-weight brands in boxing, including the World Boxing Council, the British Boxing Board of Control, Empire, and many more.

Key Features

• Revolutionary footwork mechanics, including a Loose Movement modifier to help you move around the ring with ease.
• More than 60 individual punches. Punch from multiple angles and directions. Feint to set up a trap and counter.
• All the tools needed to create an unbreakable defense. Slip punches, weave, dodge, and block before finding your opening to strike.
• Physics-driven interactions—punches can sometimes go around or even through an opponent's guard.
• Up close and personal fighting like never before.

Watch a new trailer below.



Source: Gematsu

 

[regawdless]

Looking forward to it. While in real life, I don't like Boxing that much and prefer MMA/Kickboxing, in gaming I do prefer Boxing.

 

[Bullet Club]

Boxing games are usually good fun.

There's too much grappling in MMA games normally, which makes it less fun.

 

[The Bloody Nine]

About time someone made another boxing game.

 

[synchronicity]

There have been some really good boxing games over the years. Love the Rocky-tinged genre.

One oldie that I think is really overlooked and worth checking out if you've never played it:

 

[The Bloody Nine]

60 different punches? Huh?

 

[ManofTwo]

Last boxing game I played was Punch Out

 

[Bullet Club]

 

[The Bloody Nine]

Being a huge boxing fan I've been waiting on a decent boxing game for years. From what I've been reading the PC version is still pretty shocking for bugs. I'll wait.

 

[regawdless]

That seems too rough in some aspects. Maybe some time down the line.