Undisputed Devs Respond to the Game’s Hit Registration Issues

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Summary

  • Steel City Interactive says Undisputed’s hit registration issues are being worked on and are a “priority” for the studio.
  • No release window for a fix was confirmed, but Steel City says it will release an update as soon as the improvement is ready.
  • Undisputed has received multiple updates since its first patch in November, addressing numerous bugs and making a handful of gameplay improvements.

As a seasoned gamer with over two decades of boxing game experience under my belt, I have to say that the latest news about Steel City Interactive addressing the hit registration issues in Undisputed is music to my ears. After years of waiting for a decent boxing simulator and being disappointed by bare-bones career modes and missing features, it’s heartening to see the developers taking our concerns seriously.

The well-regarded game developer Steel City Interactive has spoken up about the problems with hit registration in the game, reassuring the community that this is a top concern for their studio. Although Undisputed was in early access for nearly two years, it was only recently released for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC in October. However, significant issues with hit registration have been affecting both online and career modes for almost two months. Fortunately, it appears that substantial enhancements are under development now.

In recent years, there hadn’t been a significant boxing video game release until Steel City introduced Undisputed to bridge the market gap. However, upon its debut, Undisputed received mixed feedback from boxing enthusiasts, with many criticizing the game for lacking features and having a sparse career mode. Fortunately, Steel City has continued to refine Undisputed since its launch, making numerous updates. One of the recent patches was rolled out this month, enhancing Undisputed’s career mode by allowing players to shift between weight classes.

Steel City Interactive Provides Update on Undisputed Hit Registration Issues

Following the launch of an update for Undisputed, Steel City interacted with a Twitter user who requested them to tackle the hit registration problem. After multiple player complaints, Steel City has now promised to address the game’s hit registration issues “once the improvement is ready.” The studio also emphasized that enhancing the game’s punch accuracy is of high importance. Steel City did not provide a specific timeline for this fix; however, given the arrival of the holiday season, it seems probable that fans will continue to encounter inaccurate punches until the new year arrives.

As a devoted fan, I can’t help but express my concerns about the game “Undisputed.” Since its launch, there have been numerous bugs that have cropped up, but one problem that stands out is the accuracy of punches. Although a small group might argue that the hit registration is due to the positioning of a fighter’s feet, many believe that the majority of the game’s punches are simply not registering as intended. Reddit user jUWSyGRiZ described the game’s hit detection as “tragic,” while Spacecowboybc felt like they were hallucinating and ultimately uninstalled the game due to feeling that only half of their attacks made any sense.

Since its initial update in November, Steel City has significantly increased the frequency of updates for the game Undisputed, with several updates being rolled out throughout December. One of the latest updates was released on December 12, coinciding with the contentious introduction of Jake Paul into the Undisputed roster. This internet personality-turned-boxer recently secured a victory over Mike Tyson, and subsequently made his entry in Undisputed as part of The Problem Child DLC pack. This add-on package also features various other fighters and cosmetic items.

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2024-12-20 15:05