Taekwondo Grand Prix

Name: Taekwondo Grand Prix
Rating: 3.6 (44 reviews)
Author: Hello There

Action

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

44 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Action
Developer

Hello There
Language

EN
English
Size

647
MB

Experience authentic Martial Arts like never before in a game. Tactical action mixed with realism as you move like true professional fighters, thanks to motion-capture technology. Focus your mind, hone your skills and calibrate your reflexes. It’s time to fight. Download and play for free - and become the champion. GAME FEATURES - Singleplayer tournament - Global Multiplayer (Cross-platform) - Multiplayer tournaments (Cross-platform) - Simple and intuitive controls - Motion-captured movements from professional players - Character Customizations - Authentic Olympic rules - Beautiful environments – The Dojang. Mexico, Korea & GB Arena Terms & conditions http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/appstore/dev/stdeula Privacy & policy https://privacy.hellothere.se

Ratings & Reviews

3.6

out of 5

44 Ratings

Reviews Full of Haters
12/19/2025

Pxj070
Idk how the game was over 8 years ago when most of the reviews were made. The game is responsive, has fast paced combat, and challenging ai. In the later stages will read you, but legit get good it ain’t that hard. Learn to perfect block, learn to poke, please play online I barely matchmake lol
Reviews Full of Haters
12/19/2025

Pxj070

Idk how the game was over 8 years ago when most of the reviews were made. The game is responsive, has fast paced combat, and challenging ai. In the later stages will read you, but legit get good it ain’t that hard. Learn to perfect block, learn to poke, please play online I barely matchmake lol
This game is good, but there is some things to emprove
12/12/2024

ray145678
The buttons don’t work as well. It’s not really good when it comes to simulating point fighting and the energy bar is the most annoying thing. Can you please just take that off I tried to kick and it makes me lean forward instead of kick. . It’s a good game. It just needs some improvements. Also do taekwondo in real life done it for five years and the movements are not that accurate. They look kind of off even though it is hard to get them accurate on a game so understand. and the blocks are not the most efficient. You can barely do anything on this game. It’s fun it needs lots of improvements though gonna point out something that someone else pointed out. How does a block take energy off the energy bar it seems that the AI reads the movements which is extra annoying
This game is good, but there is some things to emprove
12/12/2024

ray145678

The buttons don’t work as well. It’s not really good when it comes to simulating point fighting and the energy bar is the most annoying thing. Can you please just take that off I tried to kick and it makes me lean forward instead of kick. . It’s a good game. It just needs some improvements. Also do taekwondo in real life done it for five years and the movements are not that accurate. They look kind of off even though it is hard to get them accurate on a game so understand. and the blocks are not the most efficient. You can barely do anything on this game. It’s fun it needs lots of improvements though gonna point out something that someone else pointed out. How does a block take energy off the energy bar it seems that the AI reads the movements which is extra annoying
Back and Better than Ever
04/24/2023

Galagina Usdi
Long before Street Fighter 2 changed the face of one-on-one fighting games, we had a genre that focused on competition between athletes trained in the same sport, with the Atari’s “World Karate Championship” being a standout title. Now we have “Taekwondo (Grand Prix)”, recently updated, and it does not disappoint. It’s challenging and has a substantial move set to allow players to explore their own competitive approaches. The timing and strategy in this game is deceptively simple, reflecting an authentic competition experience… with far fewer bruises!
Back and Better than Ever
04/24/2023

Galagina Usdi

Long before Street Fighter 2 changed the face of one-on-one fighting games, we had a genre that focused on competition between athletes trained in the same sport, with the Atari’s “World Karate Championship” being a standout title. Now we have “Taekwondo (Grand Prix)”, recently updated, and it does not disappoint. It’s challenging and has a substantial move set to allow players to explore their own competitive approaches. The timing and strategy in this game is deceptively simple, reflecting an authentic competition experience… with far fewer bruises!
AI issues
08/05/2024

doc dougan
the game is good until u reach the later stages it seems as if the AI literally reads ur moves there are also times where i throw a strike and the AI throws the same strike slightly after i throw mine and the AI gets the points but i dont there are also time where the AI is spamming multiple moves at once and loses very little stamina meanwhile im blocking and lose a half of my stamina in less than 3 seconds it almost seems as if its programmed to read ur inputs so u can’t actually win in the later stages multiple of my friends play this game on their own device and none of them have actually won in the finals of any of the brackets
AI issues
08/05/2024

doc dougan

the game is good until u reach the later stages it seems as if the AI literally reads ur moves there are also times where i throw a strike and the AI throws the same strike slightly after i throw mine and the AI gets the points but i dont there are also time where the AI is spamming multiple moves at once and loses very little stamina meanwhile im blocking and lose a half of my stamina in less than 3 seconds it almost seems as if its programmed to read ur inputs so u can’t actually win in the later stages multiple of my friends play this game on their own device and none of them have actually won in the finals of any of the brackets

Bug fixes made to ESCS matchmaking.

Version 2.2.15

11/19/2025

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