Street Fighter 6 has received critical acclaim from reviewers and fans alike. The game is filled with features that make it one of the most accessible fighting games for new players to jump into, such as brand-new control types for inexperienced fans, along with a variety of ways to play online.
Clubs are a returning feature from the previous game; they allow players to fight online in groups. Fans can search clubs to find the one that's right for them. Many clubs support casual play, while others can be based on learning a single character. Players can also create their own clubs and set their parameters. This guide will walk players through the process of creating and joining clubs in Street Fighter 6.
Creating Clubs
To create a club, players need to press start and open the multi-menu, then access the CFN online functions and click on the Clubs menu. This is where fans can search for new clubs and manage their own. Switch to the My Club tab and begin setting the club rules; there are many settings that fans can adjust in the edit club screen. Players can choose whether the club can have crossplay enabled as well as how many members can join -- the current limit for clubs is 100 members.
These settings can be edited later, but make sure to keep the club private if it's just for friends. The club leader can be set to be the main recruiter and allow new players in. If the leader hasn't logged on within 30 days, a different player will be assigned the position. Make sure the club name has no spaces, or it will not be accepted.
Once players have nailed down the settings, they will be asked to make an emblem, flyer, and uniform for the club. There is a large selection of in-game art and tools to help make unique branding for the club. Finalize the results, and the club name/emblem will appear underneath the player profile. The club uniform will also be the default outfit for the player in Street Fighter 6's World Tour mode.
Joining Clubs
Switch to the search tab to find clubs to join. There will be a few recommendations, but players can use the search functions to look for the exact kind they want. Fans can send a join request after they've found one they like; it's up to the leader/members to accept the request. The Club Requests tab keeps track of club applications and requests.
Players can make one club and join two others by default; it costs 25 fighter coins to unlock more club slots. The Clubs Joined tab is where players can manage their own club and their memberships in others.
Street Fighter 6 is available now on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
