- October 8, 2024
- Steel City Interactive
- 24h median play time
Undisputed
With over 70 fighters and a rich Career Mode, Undisputed is realistic. Even without a clinch mechanism, the gameplay feels pleasant and smooth. It's a good game and a perfect representation of boxing, but certain game modes can get repetitive.
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"Undisputed" is an authentic boxing game that offers a strategic boxing experience with revolutionary footwork mechanics and over 60 individual punches. Create your own fighter and climb the ranks in the true-to-life Career Mode, from amateur tournaments to becoming the Undisputed Champion. The game emphasizes the importance of ring strategy, with mechanics that allow for angle attacks, trap setting, and outsmarting opponents.










- The graphics are stunning, with high-quality character models and impressive animations that enhance the boxing experience.
- The gameplay mechanics show potential, with realistic boxing mechanics and fluid movement that can be thrilling when functioning properly.
- Character designs are meticulously crafted, reflecting each boxer's unique fighting style and adding depth to the gameplay.
- The game suffers from significant gameplay and balance issues, with many players describing it as unbalanced and buggy, often feeling unfinished.
- There is a lack of a proper story mode, leading to a repetitive and shallow career experience that fails to engage players.
- The optimization is poor, with many players experiencing performance issues, crashes, and unresponsive controls, making the game frustrating to play.
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The gameplay of "Undisputed" has received mixed reviews, with many players praising its potential and mechanics while also highlighting significant issues. While some appreciate the realistic boxing mechanics and fluid movement, others criticize the game for its sluggishness, unresponsive controls, and exploitative mechanics that favor spamming punches. Overall, the game shows promise but requires substantial improvements in core gameplay elements, balancing, and bug fixes to meet player expectations.
“Core game is good, laying punches is awesome, gameplay very thrilling.”
“The smooth gameplay, intricate mechanics, and stunning visuals make it feel as though you’re controlling every punch, feint, and block with precision.”
“The gameplay in the release vs the beta is night and day.”
“The fundamental controls of the game are broken so either you go up against people who abuse broken mechanics or you go up against a hacker.”
“The gameplay is horrible, stay away.”
Undisputed Review
Undisputed doesn’t pull its punches, and it’s a tidy first attempt. While the game lacks the polish of a true champion, there’s the meat of something special here. Career mode has all the elements of a great, but it’s a bit dry in its current guise and could use a little more spectacle and variety. Meanwhile, the actual core boxing feels fantastic, but repetitive commentary and a lack of in-ring drama let it down. This is a release that’s not quite ready to contend for a belt yet, but it’s not a million miles off.
70%Undisputed Review – Managing the Fight
Undisputed delivers impressive graphical detail and an extensive fighter roster that will satisfy boxing fans. The moment to moment boxing mechanics feel fun while leaning into the sim territory with the game's sixty different punches. While the modes within Undisputed don't warrant the asking price of $59.99, the character options, fighting mechanics, and deep roster are enough to satisfy fans of the genre.
70%Undisputed Review – Heart of a fighter
I enjoyed my time with Undisputed. It features a wealth of licensed boxers but also allows you to create your own and take on a career. The Career mode is detailed enough to be exciting but could have used a few tweaks such as letting us hit the gym to practise our moves before the scheduled matches. Without that ability, this title does feel a little empty. Especially given that it has been in Early Access on PC for a while now. That said though, the presentation, overall, is excellent; the characters look great, and battle arenas cover everything from gyms to full-on television with commentators calling the shots as we fight in the ring. Undisputed is an admirable piece of work, but just needed a little more than in-ring action to make it the king of the hill.
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