Brief Karate Foolish Modified Version Opens Online Beta
The free game shipped without networked play, so rollback netcode is the change that turns a novelty into something two people can actually sit down and play against each other.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Henteko Doujin and D.C.S have opened an open beta for a modified version of Brief Karate Foolish, the free live-action fighting game where men in briefs fight. The build adds rollback-based online matches, support for the latest Windows, Alt+Enter fullscreen and window switching, fewer conflicts with streaming software, Steam screenshot and recording support, and key remapping through Steam Input. Players opt in by selecting the beta branch under game properties in their Steam library.
The beta branch is the only place to try the new build for now; the main version stays as it was. Rollback netcode is the headline item, with the rest of the patch aimed at making the game behave on current hardware and inside streaming setups.
The underlying game remains free on Steam, and the briefs stay on. Henteko Doujin and D.C.S have not said when the modified version leaves beta.
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