Undisputed Developers Highlight Critical Issues Being Addressed For December Update

The developers of Undisputed are grateful for the support received from players, from Early Access to the full launch last week. While they are thrilled to see so many enjoying the game, they acknowledge the existing issues, particularly with online multiplayer—some of which were highlighted in our review.

To ensure we’re delivering significant and high-quality improvements, our first update is planned to drop in mid-December. We know that feels like a long time, however this enables us to properly test, refine, and tweak the fixes so that you get the best experience possible. It also enables us to deliver on these fixes without a knock-on impact to other planned updates that we know players care about both in the December and future updates, such as improvements to blocking and career mode.

The team’s focus remains on addressing what they believe are the most critical issues, based on player feedback listed below.

• Stagger hit reactions causing desync issues, which lead to players being unable to fight effectively.
• Power punches consistently bleed through blocks, meaning winning a fight online is largely down to throwing power punches.
• Deontay Wilder is overpowered – particularly his power hook.
• Some DLC fighters are unable to be used online.
• Player becomes stuck in an infinite transition screen after winning through an Injury TKO.
• For a minority of users, DLC doesn’t appear for secondary accounts on Xbox.

The devs have no intention of stopping there—further updates are planned to bring more improvements, game balancing, penalties for players who quit early during matches and additional features.