Group Falcons has edged out Group Heavy by three factors to win the Free Fireplace World Sequence (FFWS) Southeast Asia (SEA) 2025 Fall.
The Thai aspect sealed the Battle Royale crown with a last-game Booyah!, ending on 111 factors after a tense Grand Ultimate.
The end result completes a double for Group Falcons because it additionally gained the Conflict Squad bracket on Saturday, beating Twisted Minds 3–1 after working by means of the higher bracket.
The FFWS SEA Fall 2025 Finals passed off on the Samyan Mitrtown Occasion Corridor in Bangkok, Thailand.
Garena marked the champions’ ceremony by asserting a collaboration with Digimon Journey, arriving in November. The tie-up brings characters and themes from the anime’s first season into Free Fireplace with in-game content material and rewards.
FFWS SEA Fall 2025 Finals Battle Royale Standings
The general standings of the finals are as follows:
- Group Falcons (Thailand): 111 factors
- Heavy (Vietnam): 108 factors
- Buriram United Esports (Thailand): 102 factors
- RRQ Kazu (Indonesia): 98 factors
- EVOS Divine (Indonesia): 87 factors
- GOW (Vietnam): 82 factors
- All Players International (Thailand): 82 factors
- P Esports (Vietnam): 65 factors
- WAG (Vietnam): 64 factors
- ONIC Olympus (Indonesia): 51 factors
- Bigetron by Vitality (Indonesia): 51 factors
- Twisted Minds (Thailand): 44 factors
The highest eight, plus EVOS Divine (host invite), advance to the International Finals because the SEA representatives.
For Group Falcons, this victory means it has now gained three of the 4 competitions within the Free Fireplace World Sequence Southeast Asia 2025 circuit. Within the Spring Season, it additionally positioned first within the Conflict Squad mode, although the organisation faltered in Battle Royale, ending ninth.
The Free Fireplace World Sequence (FFWS) International Finals 2025 will happen in Jakarta, Indonesia, from October thirty first to November fifth with a prize pool of $1m (~£741,000) on the road.
The FFWS SEA 2025 Fall recorded a peak viewership of 285,681 and a median of 108,459, in accordance with Esports Charts. Whereas the height viewership rose barely from the Spring Break up’s 276,161, the typical declined from 126,675. This drop may be attributed to the longer format for the autumn season.
