Steel City Interactive has unveiled exciting details about the upcoming patch for their boxing simulation game Undisputed, scheduled for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam next week. Following their recent June 26 update, the developers have been actively addressing player feedback through hotfixes and are now preparing a substantial content update.

The 1.4 update introduced three new boxers and improved matchmaking systems, but the community has been vocal about remaining issues. In response, Steel City has announced comprehensive fixes to core gameplay mechanics, particularly focusing on punch accuracy and power punch balancing.

Key improvements in the upcoming patch include:

• Complete overhaul of punch tracking system
• Adjusted recovery time for missed/blocked power punches
• Reworked flash knockout mechanics
• Boxer stat rebalancing (including Andy Ruiz)

Through official Discord communications, developers confirmed these changes aim to create more realistic boxing dynamics where strategic punching and stamina management become crucial.

One of the most anticipated returns is the flash knockout system, which has been completely redesigned. Now, knockouts will occur more organically based on:

1. Successful power punches
2. Well-timed counter strikes
3. Critical combinations
4. Opponent stamina levels

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The update also addresses specific character balancing issues, particularly for Andy Ruiz from the Mexican Monster DLC pack. Players reported his punch speed felt unnaturally slow, which developers have now corrected along with updating his overall rating.