Dragon Gate: Tournament Steam news

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• Review score100% positive
• Total reviews2
• Release dateMar 31, 2026
• DeveloperLuftikus Games
• PublisherLuftikus Games

Genres: Action, Casual, Indie, Racing

Company pages: Developer: Luftikus GamesPublisher: Luftikus Games

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Dragon Gate: Tournament Steam news

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Latest Steam announcements

• Full Release! FAQ - 4 April 2026

  It is done. Dragon Gate: Tournament is officially released. My first solo development project. In this relatively short developer update I want to chat about what the full version includes, what it doesn't include, and what I can imagine adding in the future. For that reason I'll be answering a few questions below that keep coming up.What does the full version include compared to the demo version?6 race tracks in three difficulty categories so both beginners and experts have a challenge16 different power-ups ranging from teleports, to rocket swarms and gatling guns38 Steam achievements, some of which require a deeper understanding of the game to completeWhat's next for Dragon Gate: Tournament?I'll start by focusing entirely on fixing bugs. Reports about minor issues keep reaching me, which I'm working through one by one. Once I feel like the worst of it is dealt with, I'll turn my atten…

• Hotfix #1 (2.0.2) - 31 March 2026

  - Fixed some achievements

• Demo Update v.1.1.1 - 17 February 2026

  This update brings a bunch of gameplay tweaks and quality-of-life improvements to make the demo feel more polished and streamlined — just in time for Steam Next Fest.Terminology ChangesI’ve updated some terms to make things clearer and better match the game’s title.Race → Tournament / Sprints → Races: Previously, a single game was called a race made up of multiple sprints, which confused a lot of players. From now on, a full session is a Tournament, and it consists of multiple Races.Hype Points → Overdrive Points: The points you gain from aggressive play (shooting, ramming, etc.) are now called Overdrive Points. When you collect enough, you enter Overdrive, which grants one free respawn when your vehicle gets destroyed.Gameplay ChangesKickstarter Boost scaling: Your Kickstarter boost now depends on performance. The top player gets 100%, and everyone else gets a reduced percentage based…

• Demo Update v1.1.0 - 30 October 2025

  This update focuses on improving gameplay feel, adding polish to presentation, and laying the groundwork for the upcoming content updates. You’ll notice smarter AI, better performance, new visual effects, and a reworked tutorial experience.Gameplay ChangesAdded a new tutorial track: NullspaceYou can now rotate your vehicle by 180° while driving to shoot backwards; driving in reverse has been improved accordinglyTaking damage now slightly reduces your top speedReworked respawn system using AI pathfinding for more reliable and consistent player placementImproved AI behavior: better pathfinding, smarter navigation around obstacles, and dodging of hazards like mines and homing missilesAdjusted vehicle collisions — it’s now harder to flip opponents by ramming themHoming rockets no longer generate hypeTeleports now use a smooth transition instead of being instantPortals no longer teleport pro…

• Developer Update #1 - 22 October 2025

  Long time no see! I’m a solo developer, and Dragon Gate: Tournament is my very first game. Between full-time work and life, development eventually became overwhelming and frankly no longer fun. Luftikus Games started as a dream project, so I decided to take a step back and rediscover the joy of creating games. That break turned into almost six months, which means the release window has also shifted. The game is now planned to launch after Steam Next Fest in March 2026. During that time, I realized that my original vision - story campaign, 20+ tracks, multiple vehicles, etc. was simply too big for a solo developer. To deliver something polished and enjoyable, I had to scale way back and focus on the core experience. This also affects the demo: to avoid too much overlap with the full version, some content (like the Polar Base track and a few power-ups) will be removed in the upcoming Octo…

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