Free fully playable versus mod
The X Event Mod adds an entirely new free full week into the already outstanding Friday Night Funkin’ game. It brings you some of your favourite characters back from X-tale and Underverse. That said, this isn’t your ordinary mod as it brings something brand new to the table.
The X Event Mod is another fantastic addition to the collection of brilliant FNF mods that have been released. This includes the Papyrus FNF, where you get to go head-to-head against one of Undertale’s main characters. You may also enjoy VS Shaggy, where you’re matched up with a popular Scooby-Doo character.
What’s new?
Along with a whole week of rhythm-based fun, you’ll also get a custom RPG overworld that you can explore with the Boyfriend. You can select your challenge on the difficulty level you’re prepared to try: easy, medium or hard mode.
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This mod's gameplay experience feels a lot fuller than many other mods, with an entire world bringing the entire experience to life. Combining RPG elements with something that fans of Friday Night Funkin’ already greatly enjoy only enriches the experience.
Your opponents
You’ll have three different opponents found from the X-Tale and Underverse universes. There’s XChara, from X-Tale, who will be taking on his child form in this mod. You’ll also head up against Ink Sans, who is a major character from Underverse. He is the guardian of alternate universes, and now, a prospective pop-star. Finally, there is X Gaster, the final antagonist and your most significant challenge. Are you prepared to take them all on?
The team
This brilliant mod is thanks to the efforts of a fantastic team. NyxTheShield, who is responsible for animations, coding and music. Jael Penaloza, who is responsible for the art, and KadDev, for the work on the KadeEngine.
Outstanding work
We’re deeply impressed with the work created for this free FNF game mod. It’s a lot of fun with great challenges. It's an all-around brilliant addition to the FNF mod collection. It’s well worth a play-through.
