The page every Final Girl fan needed
13,920 real games, logged one by one by 669 players in the community tracking sheet, which has been open since January 2022. The matrix crosses every killer with every location: 572 combinations, 355 with enough games. A companion to the opening strategies page.
Rows are locations. Columns are killers. The number is the win rate. Black outline = the pairing as it comes in its box. Tap any cell. Played a game? Log it in 30 seconds →
Its killer with its location, as it comes in the box. Tap one for the full breakdown.
Against every location, not just its own. Inside, its Dark Powers and Finales ranked by how much they cost you.
Against every killer. Inside, its Setup cards and which killers it handles best and worst.
The 22 Feature Films in release order. Tap a card for its breakdown: mechanics, Dark Powers, Finales, Setups and reviews. Each season’s percentage is that of its boxes as they come, not of crossing them.
The data says which one beats you. This is something else.
The 13,920 games don’t come from nowhere: people log them, one by one. They are , from those with one game to those with almost a thousand. Look yourself up, and if you’re not there, you know what’s missing.
Why it matters That is 669 people, but twenty-five of them make up 46% of the data, and the top contributor alone 6,7%. 33% have logged a single game. Those who log a lot win more than average, but only a little: 70.1% for the top ten against 64.9% for the rest. That is why comparisons between boxes hold up while absolute values should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Minimum 20 games. With the box each one comes from.
Heads up Between the best and the worst there are about 20 points, quite a bit less than between boxes. And the ones at the top with few games are promos that are rarely played, and by veterans. Choosing the right box matters more than choosing the right girl.
The best and the worst of everything, across the 13,920 games. Each list requires a minimum number of games to qualify: without it, the top entries would always be oddities played three times.
How to read it The percentage is how often the Final Girl wins, not the killer. A low number means a tough killer.
