Friday Night Funkin: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
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=== How is the story communicated? === | === How is the story communicated? === | ||
In the current demo version, the story is largely absent. Character and background designs vaguely hint at a story at times, but the only way to get a gist of the narrative is by paying attention to the song or week titles (as mentioned earlier, “Daddy Dearest” and “Mommy Must Murder” imply the antagonists of these weeks are someone’s parents) or by reading external sources, like the summary on the game page, the creators’ twitter accounts, or the Friday Night Funkipedia, a fan-run lore wiki. | In the current demo version, the story is largely absent. Character and background designs vaguely hint at a story at times, but the only way to get a gist of the narrative is by paying attention to the song or week titles (as mentioned earlier, “Daddy Dearest” and “Mommy Must Murder” imply the antagonists of these weeks are someone’s parents) or by reading external sources, like the summary on the game page, the creators’ twitter accounts, or the [https://fridaynightfunkin.fandom.com/wiki/Friday_Night_Funkin%27_Wiki Friday Night Funkipedia], a fan-run lore wiki. | ||
== Setting == | == Setting == | ||
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=== Moddability === | === Moddability === | ||
Friday Night Funkin’ is an easily moddable game. The creators have published the files for the demo versions on GitHub, along with a licence that any and all mods are permitted, as long as they’re open source. Many people have taken to creating their own stages, replacing characters, adding difficulties, and even modding in new songs for existing characters. The culture that developed around it is so vibrant, that the community has set up a new, secondary Friday Night Funkipedia focused exclusively on mods and other fan content. | Friday Night Funkin’ is an easily moddable game. The creators have published the files for the demo versions on [https://github.com/ninjamuffin99/Funkin GitHub], along with a licence that any and all mods are permitted, as long as they’re open source. Many people have taken to creating their own stages, replacing characters, adding difficulties, and even modding in new songs for existing characters. The culture that developed around it is so vibrant, that the community has set up a new, secondary [https://fridaynightfunking.fandom.com/wiki/Funkipedia_Mods_Wiki Friday Night Funkipedia] focused exclusively on mods and other fan content. | ||
This ties into other games popular with people in a similar demographic, like Minecraft, Terraria, or Stardew Valley, all of which have a massive modding culture. The game is intentionally easy to mess with, in a way most (if not all) AAA releases haven’t been for a long time. | This ties into other games popular with people in a similar demographic, like Minecraft, Terraria, or Stardew Valley, all of which have a massive modding culture. The game is intentionally easy to mess with, in a way most (if not all) AAA releases haven’t been for a long time. | ||
=== Future Full Game === | === Future Full Game === | ||
The current Friday Night Funkin’ game available is an improved version of an earlier build, now known as the “Prototype.” After FNF blew up in popularity, the creators launched a Kickstarter campaign to create a fully finished game currently titled “Friday Night Funkin’: The Full Ass Game,” with more weeks, animated cutscenes, multiplayer options, and much more. The game reached its goal within two hours of announcement, and successively exceeded them in its month of runtime. FNF:TFAG is now in development. | The current Friday Night Funkin’ game available is an improved version of an earlier build, now known as the “Prototype.” After FNF blew up in popularity, the creators launched a [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/funkin/friday-night-funkin-the-full-ass-game Kickstarter campaign] to create a fully finished game currently titled “Friday Night Funkin’: The Full Ass Game,” with more weeks, animated cutscenes, multiplayer options, and much more. The game reached its goal within two hours of announcement, and successively exceeded them in its month of runtime. FNF:TFAG is now in development. | ||