On its initial release, the game had seventeen different mecha for use. Ultimate Knight Windom XP and its expansion pack (PowerUp Kit) still available for digital download on some Japanese websites. In November 10., 2016 the website of Project Windom was closed, officially announcing the end of the Windom game series. Unlike the PowerUp Kit, SV Lite was never translated and is only available within Japan.
Kamada later went on “ Ultimate Knight Windom SV Lite“, which succeeds the PowerUp Kit version with a redesigned game engine. The author had released both English and Japanese versions only for versions 1.007 – 1.009 patches. Additional patches was released later on, leaving the game’s final version at ver.2.008. This patch was the first which resolved the PowerUp Kit’s delay in handling functions, make the online mode more welcoming by resolving the slow network latency problem that was present in older versions, and resolved the issue of random slowdown for singleplayer game-modes. The Project Windom planned to release another retail expansion, but they decided to release as a free patch, numbered as ver.2.005. The expansion received four patches up to ver.2.004. In that version, the original game engine was modified to include more scripting commands and in-game features, and added compatibility with the newer operation systems. An expansion of the game called “ Ultimate Knight Windom XP – PowerUp Kit“, was released in Japan on December 17. On January 6, 2009, Curious Factory released a trial version in English and on February 7, the game was on the market. Various patches were released, encompassing version numbers ver.1.000 through ver.1.009. This version was released in both English and Japanese. Kamada released the first version, entitled “Ultimate Knight Windom XP”.
The game is inspired by Japanese Mecha based on anime and video games with game-play resembling mech versus games on older consoles but with enhanced options such as the 60 FPS screen refresh rate, including online game-play capabilities. It features an assortment of 3D mechas which the player can control and use to fight battles, either online or versus bot opponents. Kamada for the PC as a sequel to his previous work, the Bootfighter Windom XP SP-2. Ultimate Knight Windom XP (Ultimate Knight ウィンダムXP ) or UKWXP, is a Japanese Indie game originally developed by Y.
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