FFWS Nepal 2026 Fall to Crown National Champion

Eighteen teams will compete online from Aug. 14 to Sept. 13 in FFWS Nepal 2026 Fall for a national title and a spot at the FFWS Global Finals.

Garena will stage the Free Fire World Series Nepal (FFWS Nepal) 2026 Fall online from Aug. 14 to Sept. 13. Eighteen teams will compete for the national title and an automatic berth to the FFWS Global Finals.

The tournament begins with a Group Stage from Aug. 14–16. Teams are split into three groups of six and each team will play 12 matches across the three-day window. The top 16 teams by points will advance to the next phase.

The Knockout Stage runs Aug. 21–23 and will reseed teams into pools based on Group Stage placement. Top finishers in the Knockout Stage will secure direct spots in the Grand Finals. Teams that do not secure direct entry will move to the Last Chance Qualifier.

The Last Chance Qualifier takes place Aug. 28–30, with 12 teams competing for six remaining Grand Final berths. The season’s Grand Finals are scheduled for Sept. 12–13.

The Grand Finals will use the Champion Rush format. On Sept. 12 teams will play six matches to earn Champion Rush Headstart Points that carry into the final day. Sept. 13 will continue under the Champion Rush ruleset, and the team with the highest total points across the finals will win the title and the slot to the FFWS Global Finals.

Organizers have not released a full prize pool breakdown. Garena has confirmed the national winner will qualify for the FFWS Global Finals and that prize distribution details will be provided ahead of the event.

A partial roster of confirmed participants includes DRS Gaming, Tonde Nepal Esports, BB Esports, Horaa Esports, Kathmandu Esports and Mantra Esports. Additional teams will be announced before the tournament begins.

Matches will be streamed on Free Fire’s official social channels. Organizers recommend following those accounts for schedule updates, livestream links and any last-minute format clarifications.

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