Steam News5 March 20215y ago

At last some news of Taekwondo Grand Prix

What’s up with the Taekwondo Grand Prix? The fall of 2020 we released a beta patch for the game. This was mainly a fix to get the multiplayer functionality back on its feet and to benchmark our new hosting provider.

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addedWhat’s up with the Taekwondo Grand Prix?The fall of 2020 we released a beta patch for the game. This was mainly a fix to get the multiplayer functionality back on its feet and to benchmark our new hosting provider. In order to test this we invited a couple of hundred players in hope that there would be some valuable feedback based on their experience. The result we got back was somewhat expected but at the same time disheartening. The overall experience was that the game lagged making it hard to throw kicks and anticipate moves by the opponent. Aside from that there were also some really nice ideas suggested that might become future gameplay features. But the lagging part could not be ignored as we strive to make this a fun online multiplayer game.

changedIs there any active development?Performance tuning, yeah it’s hard to believe but this game lives on a legacy reaching all the way back to 2013. Every internal system and visual assets is being ported to the latest Unity3D giving a more robust environment for our developers to work in but at the same time a more performant game for you to enjoy.

Taekwondo Grand Prix changes

addedThe fall of 2020 we released a beta patch for the game. This was mainly a fix to get the multiplayer functionality back on its feet and to benchmark our new hosting provider. In order to test this we invited a couple of hundred players in hope that there would be some valuable feedback based on their experience. The result we got back was somewhat expected but at the same time disheartening. The overall experience was that the game lagged making it hard to throw kicks and anticipate moves by the opponent. Aside from that there were also some really nice ideas suggested that might become future gameplay features. But the lagging part could not be ignored as we strive to make this a fun online multiplayer game.

changedPerformance tuning, yeah it’s hard to believe but this game lives on a legacy reaching all the way back to 2013. Every internal system and visual assets is being ported to the latest Unity3D giving a more robust environment for our developers to work in but at the same time a more performant game for you to enjoy.

What’s up with the Taekwondo Grand Prix?

The fall of 2020 we released a beta patch for the game. This was mainly a fix to get the multiplayer functionality back on its feet and to benchmark our new hosting provider. In order to test this we invited a couple of hundred players in hope that there would be some valuable feedback based on their experience. The result we got back was somewhat expected but at the same time disheartening. The overall experience was that the game lagged making it hard to throw kicks and anticipate moves by the opponent. Aside from that there were also some really nice ideas suggested that might become future gameplay features. But the lagging part could not be ignored as we strive to make this a fun online multiplayer game.

Is there any active development?

Fast forward to the present day, today we are happy to share with you what's to come of this game. We will also follow up with more posts the closer we get to release. So without further ado;

Tournaments are coming to TKD. There will be daily, weekly tournaments rolling that the users can subscribe to. There will also be the possibility for users to create their own tournaments to host for friends or for the community.
Character customization is coming to TKD making it possible to look as awesome as you like while entering the arena.
Performance tuning, yeah it’s hard to believe but this game lives on a legacy reaching all the way back to 2013. Every internal system and visual assets is being ported to the latest Unity3D giving a more robust environment for our developers to work in but at the same time a more performant game for you to enjoy.

This major update of the game will be available for free to all owners, so don’t worry that it will be branded as Taekwondo Grand Prix 2. We know this isn’t much details at the moment but we wanted to share the news with you guys with a final remark, hang in there - great things are yet to come.

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Steam News / 5 March 2021

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