Strikerz Inc. has unveiled a worldwide PC demo for UFL, its free-to-play football simulation, offering players a chance to experience the game ahead of its full PC launch. Running from June 9 to 16 as part of Steam Next Fest, the demo will feature support for English, Arabic, Belarusian, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Ukrainian, with Simplified Chinese and Korean added for the first time. Participant feedback during this period will guide final tweaks and optimizations before the complete PC version arrives later in 2025.

Console users received Update 0.64 on May 29, bringing a suite of gameplay refinements and fresh content. Offensive mechanics have been overhauled to introduce more dynamic and rewarding attacks, while stamina parameters for over 600 in-game players have been adjusted to more accurately reflect realistic fatigue. Enhanced AI routines now deliver smarter positioning, decision-making and on-pitch reactions across all game modes.

The update also adds two officially licensed arenas—Bridge Meadow and Alphamega Stadium—expanding the roster of authentic venues. In conjunction with the release, Strikerz Inc. launched the Dragonborn Team Pass, a themed progression track running through July 17. Set against fiery stadium backdrops, the pass offers seven exclusive skin packs, custom kits, boots and a match ball inspired by dragon folklore, along with boosters and in-game currency rewards to accelerate advancement.

UFL remains available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5 Pro and Xbox Series X|S, with cross-play support across all platforms. Console users can download the latest update via the Microsoft Store and PlayStation Store. PC enthusiasts can add UFL to their Steam wishlist now and look forward to the upcoming demo next month. For system requirements, full update details and further announcements, visit UFL’s official website and follow its social channels.