A new week of the popular Kickstarter game Friday Night Funkin' has arrived, here's how to play Week 7 of FNF right now.
Friday Night Funkin' has quickly become a massively popular homage to flash player games. If you've never heard of Friday Night Funkin' until now, keep reading to find out more.
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What Is Friday Night Funkin?
Friday Night Funkin' is a free-to-play rythm game developed by a team of four people. The music themed game is a way to pay homage to all of the Flash Games that no longer exist since Flash stopped being supported at the end of 2020.
The main character, who is simply known as 'boyfriend', must defeat a variety of characters through singing and rapping contests. The goal for 'boyfriend' is to be able to date his love interest, who is simply known as 'girlfriend'.
The game has a weekly format in which new songs are added per week for players to complete. Players also have the option to play the songs on one of three difficulties, easy, medium, or hard. As the difficulty level is increased, the speed of the incoming arrows increases and the patterns become more complicated.
If the player doesn't want to follow the weekly structure, they also have the option to play 'free mode'. This mode allows the player to ignore the cutscenes and simply play individual songs of their choice.
How To Play Week 7 Of FNF
Friday Night Funkin' is now on Week 7, which is titled "Tankman". The new week also features the following songs:
- Ugh
- Guns
- Stress
As Boyfriend and Girlfriend visit a restricted military zone, Boyfriend must now battle against John Captain, also known as Tankman.
As of writing, the Newgrounds server is experiencing issues, and Week 7 of FNF appears to be unplayable. You can however watch a fan animation of Week 7 at the link below.
Watch Friday Night Funkin' Week 7 Fan Animation
As soon as the servers are back to normal, you will be able to play Week 7 at the link below. Make sure to keep checking this link regularly to see when the game is playable once more.