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I would say my favorite songs to listen to would be Discharge (from corruption), Shitno (from lullaby) and Broadcasting (from Hotline024). Regarding my favorite songs to play, I'm not so sure on that one, but I really enjoyed playing indie cross and lullaby.
- 15 Breakfast
- 14 Tutorial
- 13 Bepeedo
- 12 Fresh
- 11 Dad Battle
- 10 Spookeez
- 9 South
- 8 Satin Panties
- 7 Senpai
- 6 Roses
Despite how integral it is to a game's function, UI tends to be overlooked and underappreciated. An important aspect of it is the Pause Screen which pops up whenever you need a moment to breathe, address someone who's talking to you, or quit out completely. As a result, it's a screen where you're not meant to linger. But the one in Friday Night Fun...
Friday Night Funkin's Tutorial piece is perhaps the perfect example of short and sweet. This is of course your introduction to the world of FNF and how the flow of battle will play out, and it accomplishes that with great success. The song is both catchy and smooth, and GF's own voice adds a rather wholesome tone to the entire sequence. The song is...
The first major rap battle of Friday Night Funkin' is the one most players are likely to remember, mainly for how it manages to be both simple and classic at the same time. This is our introduction to Daddy Dearest, who presents a direct challenge to BF and GF's relationship and challenges him for her. The constant back and forth between BF and Dad...
The Dad character is definitely one of the more memorable opponents of the FNF lineup who has a surprisingly light voice. You'll face off against him in several songs where he gets plenty of opportunities to showcase his skill. Another one comes up with the song Fresh, which has something of a conversational feel to it. After opening up with a swee...
The first real challenge of Friday Night Funkin' is also one of the most intense, especially the first time. While the first two battles against Daddy Dearest are much more laid back, this piece is fast, complex, and by far the most fun song of Week 1. It manages to set a high stakes tone with rapid-fire notes complimented by a loud, constantly mov...
A popular theme to throw into game that welcomes expansions and additional content is Spooky. FNF was bound to be hit with one sooner or later, and it all kicks off with a battle against a happy monster duo that support each other whenever they decide to throw down. Though they may appear harmless, their opening song creates a different atmosphere....
It's all about the spoops in Friday Night Funkin's Week 2, and Skid and Pump certainly bring that in this track — along with a hard beat to match. This more upbeat and childish tone translates well into the second song of the Week, South, which manages to perfectly blend a trap beat with the more spooky ambient sounds associated with Halloween and ...
Satin Panties is a very interesting song. The name is, of course, a little overt, but the actual song feels more like a harmonic duet than an intense musical battle. Mommy Mearest's voice is very high pitched, much like BF's. And when overlayed with the drumming background, it creates a song that is both fun to listen to and fun to play. At many po...
Senpai manages to set itself apart from most other songs in Friday Night Funkin' not only for how unique the setup is, but for the overall tone of the song as a whole. The notes are in a lower key and sound straight out of a virtual game, and the background music elicits a very calming, almost romantic tone to the whole sequence. It very much feels...
Of all the opponents that the Boyfriend has to battle, Senpai is one of the more charming. He embodies a lot of anime character tropes and has an air of coolness about him as he battles. However, after getting through one of his songs, he's caught off guard and becomes disheveled. As result, he tries to regain his composure with the song Roses. The...
Totally personal choices - but these are my 5 favourite songs. Everyone's will be different so let's hear them! And before anyone yawns at me picking Reaper, it is a very sentimental song for me!
Week seven of Friday Night Funkin’ is the last week we have available for now in a playable way. Although the release of week 8 has already been announced, it still doesn’t have a confirmed release date. In this week of FNF we will face Tankman along 3 available songs: UGH, Guns and Stress.
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- Tutorial. One of the few songs with true spoken dialogue, and it’s all in favor of showing you how to play the game. Though this song is slower and chill, its punchy pop sounds and bubble gum laced melody keep it fun, light, and fresh.
- South. We love this cute little spooky guys and would do anything for them. Fortunately, we get to dance and jam with them while fighting for the character’s girlfriend.
- Philly. Light notes dance back and forth atop a percussive section that drives the track full speed ahead. Also present are electronic-infused vocals that run between the notes that keep the song moving from start to finish.
- Dadbattle. It’s a battle of epic proportions between Boyfriend and his girlfriend’s menacing father, and the song definitely carries this energy. Fuzzy electronic vocals dash through quick melodic verses before the epic and slower chorus gives you and Boyfriend a chance to breathe.
So, what do I think makes a song the best? While every song listed is good in every right, what I look for in a song is that I want it to be something I know I would listen to over and over again, meaning it can’t be too long, even if it doesn’t feel too long. I like a song that flows really well, and can really make you immersed in the music.
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Friday Night Funkin' is a rhythm game developed in HaxeFlixel by The Funkin' Crew Inc., whose founding members are ninjamuffin99, Kawai Sprite, PhantomArcade and evilsk8r.
