Undisputed early access is coming to Steam on Jan 31, the first boxing game in a decade!
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It's about time boxing video game fans get a treat as Undisputed is coming soon in the Steam store soon.
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| The game's logo |
Undisputed is coming soon on January 31!
There has been a drought for a proper boxing game for over 10 years already. The last one we've seen was Fight Night Champion which was released back in 2011 and was made by EA games.
Insert Undisputed, initially named ESBC was announced back in 2020. It is developed by Steel City Interactive and comes with next-gen visuals, real-life referees, commentators, and spectators.
Watch the trailer below.
Its main highlight is the unique footwork system and over 60 different punch combinations, feints, weave dodge, and block.
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| The features |
There are also more than 50 playable characters and six fight locations. Users may play either offline with their friends, or AI matchups or compete online for rank games.
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| Some of the popular boxers included |
They also included licensed boxers from the legendary ones and the current such as Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roy Jones Jr, Canelo Alvarez, Terence Crawford, Vasyl Lomachenko, Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury, and many more. There are also women's division, punch stats (CompuBox), fighter introductions, and the referee Kenny Bayless.
To ensure the game's legitimacy, the devs also partnered with major boxing organizations and there's even a belt system for competitive play.
The game requires at least Intel Core i5-8400, 8GB RAM, GTX 1060 3GB, and 40GB space to play the game. While for higher graphics, the recommended specs will need a Core i5-10400, 16GB RAM, and 1660 6GB.
Also, players will need a gamepad to play the game as well.
No price yet has been announced but you can add them to your wishlist in the Steam store.
What do you guys think?
Source: Undisputed
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