Steel City Interactive, the developer behind the boxing simulation game Undisputed, has announced significant details about its upcoming summer update scheduled for late June or early July. The update promises to address numerous player concerns while introducing groundbreaking features that will enhance the overall gaming experience.

One of the most anticipated additions is the new online multi-queue functionality. This innovative feature will revolutionize matchmaking by allowing players to simultaneously queue for matches across multiple weight divisions. The current system restricts players to a single weight class at a time, often resulting in frustrating wait times between bouts. This quality-of-life improvement demonstrates the developer's commitment to listening to community feedback.

The development team has been actively working on improvements since the May update, which introduced crucial gameplay refinements including an overhauled evasive movement system and stamina adjustments. While the studio initially impressed fans with four rapid patches in five weeks, the extended wait for this summer update has tested player patience. However, the upcoming changes appear to justify the development time.

Beyond the multi-queue system, the update will bring enhanced lighting effects for PC and next-gen consoles (Series X/S), artificial intelligence tweaks, and continued work on resolving persistent desynchronization issues that have plagued online matches since launch. The developers have acknowledged these technical challenges and confirmed they're investigating improvements to the hit confirmation system for power punches, along with potential adjustments to round counts and stamina/damage balancing.

Controversially, the update will coincide with another paid DLC fighter pack. This follows April's 'Iron and Steel' pack that drew criticism for its $20 price tag amid ongoing game issues. While the specific fighters haven't been revealed, the community has expressed frustration about premium content releases while core gameplay problems remain unresolved.