This browser game presents a Sans fight simulator, and its page notes that HTML5 support is required.
FighterCenter
FighterCenter helps players study fighting games with notes, drills, replay reviews, matchup preparation, and progress tracking.
About FighterCenter
FighterCenter is a study workspace for fighting game players. It combines notes, combo collections, drills, frame data, quizzes, and a task list so players can save what they learn, plan practice, and track progress over time. According to the homepage, frame data, combos, and notes cover more than 50 fighting games.
The homepage also describes beginner guides for each supported game, explaining the screen, controls, and terms, and per-character frame data and hitboxes. Players can add combo sets to a personal library and turn saved combos into practice sessions with reps and progress tracking. The homepage mentions iOS and Android options alongside the web app and a Pro option, but it does not list pricing details or describe what Pro includes.
Key features
- Notes for characters, matchups, systems, and custom notebooks
- Frame data, hitboxes, guides, and videos for each character
- Tech Library for saving combos, with browsable Tech Exchange collections
- Drills that turn saved combos into reps-based practice with progress tracking
- Frame data quizzes on plus, minus, and punishable moves
- Task List for capturing problems to solve later
Best for: Fighting game players who want to keep notes, combos, drills, and frame data for several games in one place.
Good for
- Covers notes, combos, drills, and frame data in one workspace
- Supports beginner guides for each game it covers
Watch out for
- The homepage does not list pricing details, so the cost of the Pro option is unclear
- The homepage does not state which features are available on each platform
FighterCenter at a glance
- Website
- fightercenter.net
- Category
- Gaming › Game Guides, Wikis & Tools
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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FighterCenter FAQ
Which games does FighterCenter cover?
The homepage says frame data, combos, and notes are available for more than 50 fighting games, and that beginner guides are provided for every game on FighterCenter.
Can I invite training partners to use FighterCenter?
The homepage includes options to invite sparring partners, share FighterCenter, and search for friends.
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