Friday Night Funkin: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

The game is quite playfully macho. The character Pico waves around a comically large gun, the demonic father wears a suit jacket over his bare chest, and the entire concept of the rap battle encounters calls back to an era of high testosterone MTV music videos.

=== How is the theme communicated to the player? ===

=== Does the experience change during the game? ===

== Story ==

== Character ==

=== What or who is the protagonist of the game? ===

=== What are the characteristics of the character? ===

"Boyfriend" seems to put on the facade of someone who is an outwardly confident and cocky character, yet the player knows this to not be true since both small and big failures undermine his ego. He sulks a lot as a result.

=== Can the player relate to the character? Why? ===

=== How can the player carry out actions in the game? ===

The arrows which move up the screen during gameplay have to be matched in time with directional keys (a joystick also works); this makes the Boyfriend character sing notes. Missing notes or hitting them at the wrong time will make him “choke.” These actions add and subtract from the level score, and shift the "health bar" at the bottom of the screen one way or another.

=== What are the results of the game? ===

Failure in a given stage results in a jokey, embarrassing graphic showing the boyfriend dropping his microphone in shock, stylistically electrified. He is shown with “blue balls.”

Winning results in nothing, unless a high score is beaten, in which case this is recorded. Since the game is not officially finished, an ending to the game might be added.

Not failing a given song; the game doesn’t provide any additional primary motivations.

It's of note that Friday Night Funkin' community interaction happens fully online, and with the game’s fairly recent release mostly includes teens who have gotten used to fast-paced media via TikTok and other social media platforms. The modern internet operates with people’s attention spans as currency. Most platforms try to get their user bases addicted with systems not unlike gambling, and severely diminish their attention span in the process. No one truly knows this like today’s children, who have made this new internet their home. This short, fast-paced and stimulating game feels natural to them and the media environment they are growing up in.  

=== Sexism ===