US EditionFatal Fury: City of the Wolves review: one last show in South Town
- SNK released *Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves*, their first *Fatal Fury* entry in over 25 years, on April 24, 2025.
- After a long wait, SNK is reviving the series, despite the company's past bankruptcy and multiple acquisitions.
- The game features a 17-character roster, including newcomers Preecha and Vox Reaper, and guest characters like Salvatore Ganacci.
- According to Brain_F, convenience is key to a fighting game's appeal; but the game's tutorial is lacking: "Always a catch I'm going to be honest".
- While *City of the Wolves* delivers strong core gameplay, its underbaked offline content and sluggish menu system leave room for improvement.
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Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves review - Street Fighter’s greatest rival returns
Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves – a successful comeback (SNK) Terry Bogard and the gang are back as SNK revive the iconic Fatal Fury series for a new 2D fighter that seeks to challenge Capcom’s Street Fighter 6. As a new generation of consoles approaches it’s interesting to think what their technical improvements might mean for various genres. That’s assuming the next gen Xbox and PlayStation 6 are more powerful and don’t instead focus on a new p…
I’m a fighting game veteran — and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is one of the best I've played in years
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves offers refined fighting game mechanics, a slew of single and multiplayer modes, and gorgeous comic book-inspired graphics. It’s a great game just about anyone can pick up and enjoy.
‘Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves’ Proves This Series Still Has Hands, Even if It Misses a Couple Shots (Review)
While SNK’s annual King of Fighters hasn’t missed a beat since its 1994 release, Fatal Fury hasn’t seen the light of day in quite some time. After more than 25 years, the studio’s inaugural and, arguably, most iconic series is making a triumphant return. Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is the second in the “Wolves” sub-series. And, while staying true to SNK’s tradition of deep and complex mechanics, Fatal Fury tries to welcome players unfamiliar …
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