The Outerhaven reviews the SNK's Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, the follow-up we've all been waiting for. It's a fantastic game with some online concerns, but easily one of the best fighting games released in a while.
SNK has announced Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves Season 2, which will feature one new downloadable content character per month, starting with Kim Jae Hoon on January 22.
VGChartz: "All of the franchises that tend to dominate the genre, at least in terms of mass appeal and sales, forwent brand new releases in 2025, which left the field truly wide open for smaller series to come in and stake a claim to the trophy. Crossovers and new entries in dormant franchises were the main themes of this year's shortlist."
At the end of the SNK World Championship 2025, the developer teased the announcement of new games and announced Chun-Li's release date.
Unless any of those "new games" involves a proper Metal Slug game or bringing back some of their old classics in a new fresh coat of paint (Shock Troopers, Blazing Star, Crossed Swords, Sengoku, Ninja Commando), my interests remain tepid. It's far more likely another one of their old fighting games will be brought back in full 3D such as The Last Blade 3 or SNK vs. Capcom 3.
Sounds good, although I don't see how Mark of the Wolves playead it safe when every character apart from Terry was brand new.