Just graduated basic and my AIT is 7 weeks long how has the development of WMMA6 been?

I've reached a point where fighters are reappearing with the same photos but different names. I love this game, but I’d like more variety in the fighters' countries and designs—what can I do about this?

What can you do in the game ?

The base game will have 10 companies you can play as, with different levels of popularity and wealth. From then on, you can manage your roster as you like, recruiting, training, and sometimes cutting your fighters. You also have the role of matchmaker and are the one who chooses the matchups and plans the events. Player-fighter and fighter-fighter relationships are important and are weighed through Org Loyalty, Morale, and Rivalries, which impact their decisions and form.

When is the alpha ? Will I be able to play it ? Will it be free ? How do I participate ?

The Alpha will last for two weeks and will be completely free. I hope to make the announcement for the Alpha in the next couple of months. Follow .@mmapromotergame on X to stay up to date on the latest news if you want to participate.

Will I be able to play with UFC or other real life fighters and companies ?

MMA Promoter will not include any real-life fighters or brands. However, we will permit the use of custom databases like the one used in the promotional video.

How much will the game be ?

On release, the full game and future updates will be 10$.

What platform will the game be on ?

PC : the Alpha will be playable through your browser but the game will function in a standalone app on full release. Mobile version is not in the plans.

Is this game fully vibecoded ?

No. The core systems like the fight engine and the fighter regen system predate AI coding tools and represent hundreds of hours of work. As a solo dev I do use AI to help across the project, but the core engine is hand-built and calibrated.

Is the game fully single player ?

Yes, no plans for multiplayer.

How realistic is the game ?

Speaking for the match engine, it has been calibrated to real-life numbers to match real outcomes across different matchups and weight classes. The organizations also have realistic transfer and cut policies, while the fighters also have realistic progression and regression.

One of my favorite things to do is to create high level fighters and see how their careers pan out.

The thing is, with so many high level talents, some of them just ended up never getting a shot at the title, even though they were good enough to do so.

They can reach top 5 (my standard for title fight), but always got beat by other fighters, sometimes lower ranked fighters when waiting for the champion's schedule to align with theirs.