The free bracket tool for Fatal Fury locals, online events, and community qualifiers. Double elimination, live results, one shareable link.
Create a Double Elimination bracket. 16 or 32 players is the most common size for early Fatal Fury: CotW events. Name it for your venue and season. Add player tags. The game is new (2025), so seeding from local knowledge or open-bracket performance is fine. Share the link to your event Discord. Run rounds, call players to their stations and enter results. The REV system and S.P.G. meter lead to hype matches; make sure your hype bracket is live too. Run Top 8. Standard FGC format: Bo3 until semis (Bo5). Grand Finals includes Winners Bracket advantage for the undefeated finalist.
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is SNK's 2025 revival of the classic Fatal Fury series, featuring returning characters like Rock Howard, Terry Bogard, and Hotaru Futaba alongside new fighters. It introduces the REV System (a meter management mechanic) and S.P.G. (Just-Defended reversal opportunities), creating a deep offensive/defensive meta.
Double elimination is the FGC standard and the right starting point for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves events. Since the game is relatively new in 2025, most community events run 16–32 person locals to let the meta develop. Best-of-3 sets in pools, best-of-5 from Top 8 onwards.
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (Steam). Online cross-play between platforms depends on rollback netcode support, confirm platform requirements with your players before setting up an online bracket.
The bracket structure is identical, double elimination is universal in the FGC. The main operational difference is familiarity: since CotW is new in 2025, matches may run longer as players are still learning the system. Plan for slightly longer round times and expect more player questions during character-select.