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Oct 2026

Notas del parche

Cada cambio que ha llegado a la alfa, de lo más reciente a lo más antiguo. Redactado y publicado en inglés.

Alpha 0.3.0 — 2026-10-22 — ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED

NEW

  • Crowd noise during fights
  • Backup for main-card and title bouts.
  • Short-notice replacements (free agents included as a test for now).
  • Head coaches remember you, make requests and sometimes refuse.
  • Complete visual rework of the UI.

Fixes

  • One injured prelim no longer cancels a small card.
  • A week that crashes halfway now resumes cleanly.
  • Champions no longer end up off their own roster.
  • Injury reports arrive unread.
  • AI promotions run training camps, injuries included.
  • A long injury extends a fighter’s contract.
  • Rival broadcasters now contest your renewals.
  • Point deductions come off the judges’ cards.
  • The Diffusion page is now Diffusion & Sponsors.

Really happy with this one, with that being said, the 0.4 patch is next and it will be the last patch of the free alpha as I will be working exclusively on the desktop version after that.
As always, feedback is always welcome. Have fun !

Alpha 0.2.2 — 12 October 2026 — Emotional damage

Fighters

  • A fighter can refuse a bout, and texts you why: short notice, a grudge, a teammate, a fight he expects to lose. Money or a talk can change his mind, depending on his reason
  • The booking dock shows the camp’s length each man would get. A fighter still recovering from his last fight has a shorter camp than the date suggests
  • Fighters remember how they were treated, by you and by other promotions. It shows in their asking price and in their answer
  • The Relations tab shows a fighter’s promotions, rivals, friends and callouts
  • You can raise retirement with an ageing fighter: a farewell fight, a staff job or a payout
  • A fighter with very bad relationship can ask for his release

Money

  • Sponsors: seven seats on the cage, every night pays by its size. Offers differ by length, signing fee and home market
  • The board asks for things and rewards them. 24 weeks in debt and you are fired
  • A promotion you create starts with more money: 500k, 2.5M or 5M
  • Saves already in debt are brought back once, with a year of running costs
  • Cutting a fighter costs his buyout on every screen

Staff

  • Staff seats can stay empty. Without a matchmaker, analyst or financial officer, their tools are off (note : this is especially important for T3 custom orgs as it reduces running costs significantly)

Fixes

  • A lot of stuff

Alpha 0.2 — 15 September 2026 — Diffusion, Staff and Stuff

Save wipes

Broadcasting

  • New Diffusion tab for carriers and deals. Broadcaster list filtered by type.
  • 60+ broadcasters: free-to-air, cable, regional, streaming, pay-per-view, video sites.
  • An event can be carried by several broadcasters: shared deals together, an exclusive alone, one pay-per-view platform at most.
  • An event’s TV rights follow its billing and its card.
  • The Diffusion tab shows the best combined reach your promotion could hold.

Broadcast staff

  • Broadcast officer: searches the market for money, reach or a balance of the two, and brings you a swap to sign.
  • Commentary crew of five: play-by-play, colour commentator, desk host, broadcast analyst, cage announcer.
  • Booth chemistry.

Staff

  • Rival orgs now try to buy out some of your staff. More staff events.
  • Retiring fighters can join the staff: commentary, analysis, scouting, matchmaking or finance.

Press

  • Journalists remember how they are treated.
  • Accreditation for journalists of your choosing.

Shows

  • The dashboard poster gives the date, the city, the carriers and the tale of the tape.
  • The event summary lists the rights and production.

Misc

  • New facepack

Alpha 0.1.3 — 31 August 2026 — Un-credible Custom Orgs

Standing

  • Credibility works and evolves for custom orgs.
  • Every completed show tells you what it did to your standing, and why.

Rankings

  • Rank movement shows for your own fighters. The arrows had only ever appeared for other promotions' men.

Fighters

  • A fighter turning down your offer only names a promotion genuinely chasing him.
  • A promotion that cuts a man does not sign him back the following week.
  • Callouts come from men close enough to mean it. Low-ranked fighters were calling out champions.

Your promotion

  • A promotion you create hosts all eight weight classes. Flyweight was missing from the advisor. Affected saves are repaired on load.

Interface

  • The Advisor's market shows each man's age.
  • Prestige, Credibility and Stability were in English on the promotion panel in every language.

Alpha 0.1.2 — 31 August 2026 — Financial Advisor Is Your New Best Friend

Much bigger batch than I anticipated, but here we are.

Contracts

  • Every deal now carries your financial officer's read.
  • His verdict is on the payroll, on the dossier, on the fighter's own profile and in the negotiation window. You no longer have to open a negotiation to find out what a negotiation would cost.
  • Hand the paperwork over. Tick the deals you cannot face and the officer settles them himself. He comes back only when it matters: a raise beyond what he will approve on his own authority, or a deal the promotion cannot carry.
  • The weekly contracts letter is a worksheet now, not a list. Every man who is due, his price, the officer's read, and a choice on each row.
  • A standing order for the ones that are not really decisions: switch it on and any man on his last contracted fight is re-signed at whatever he asks, without asking you.
  • A renewal is priced as a renewal. Your own fighter was being quoted at what a rival would have to pay to prise him away.
  • No purse, and no demand, can exceed $300,000. A fighter could previously be paid more than any offer was allowed to reach, which made him impossible to price.

Fighters and opinions

  • A man who has been booked to lose three fights running will write to you about it. His answer depends on his personality type.
  • Promises have a clock and negative consequences (sometimes huge).
  • Talk now has something to say to an unhappy fighter. Promising him a fight he can win is a real commitment, on the same clock, with the same consequences for breaking it.

Scouting

  • A fighter's Development and Relations tabs are now hidden unless fully scouted.

Booking

  • The fighter list shows how long each man has been out.
  • Granting a title shot books the title shot. The button opens the card with that one fight on it, instead of sending you off to find it.
  • A fighter who asks to be stepped up is offered opponents ranked above him. He asked for harder work.
  • A contender only demands a title shot when the fight could actually be made — no more being asked for a bout the champion is injured or already booked for.

Fighters

  • A fighter's profile says when he last fought: the show, the month, and how long ago.
  • Injuries are a badge you hover or tap, not four lines of red under names anymore.

Finances

  • The bonus policy card shows the mean and the median purse on your roster.

Fight night

  • You can skip a single round instead of the whole fight. The round still plays out in the log and on the scorecards — you just skip the waiting.
  • The pundits are now more varied. A heavy favourite gets a near-unanimous panel, a coin flip splits it, and the panel is a different size and a different room every fight.

Interface

  • The dashboard's roster tile counts unhappy fighters beside active and injured.
  • The dashboard's warnings are translated. They had been English in every language.

Fixes

  • The game no longer goes to a white screen if your browser offers to translate the page and you accept. It was most likely on the inbox, and it took the whole screen with it.
  • Fight odds no longer change between the poster and the walkout.
  • A contract letter arrived for every bout on a card. One letter, one fighter, one week.
  • Promises made to a fighter who was later released, retired or poached stayed on your books for ever.
  • A fighter with a fight booked no longer retires on the spot. Failing to talk him out of it used to pull him off a scheduled card and leave the bout one-cornered.
  • The training matrix said “T” and “C”; I changed the labels for clarity.

Alpha 0.1.1 — 28 August 2026 — Bro Thought He Was Signing With Apex

Booking

  • Main event and co-main can now be booked over five rounds without a title.
  • Bout rows show each fighter's rank in the division.
  • Fighter records on bout rows are green and red, like everywhere else.
  • Editing a bout no longer reorders the card.

Contracts

  • Signing class prospects no longer hold out for a bigger promotion while they are exclusively yours.
  • Free agents no longer refuse you for a promotion that would never sign them.
  • Removed the roster limit shown in the advisor (which you never had btw).

Interface

  • The host city window now fits on smaller screens; its confirm button sat below the bottom edge.
  • Windows across the game now fit the screen instead of running off it.
  • The transfer market opens on “Reluctant or better” instead of “Interested or better”.

Fixes

  • Fight odds in the advisor were priced over five rounds for every main event, whatever its real length.