Friday Night Funkin B-SidesHit arrows to the beat in B-Sides, a fan mod that remixes every Friday Night Funkin' song with new patterns and a neon color palette.
Friday Night Funkin B-Sides
Friday Night Funkin B-Sides is a fan mod that remixes every song from the base Friday Night Funkin’ game into a harder-edged, more synthetic version. The same characters are here — Boyfriend rapping against Daddy Dearest, Skid and Pump, Pico, and the rest — but the music has been rearranged from scratch, with different rhythms and a sharper electronic feel. The visual palette shifts toward neon pinks and electric blues, giving familiar stages a look that feels distinct from the original even when the layout is the same.
A session works the same as base FNF: navigate to a week, pick your difficulty, and press the matching arrow key each time a note reaches the target marker. The B-Sides arrangements differ enough from the originals that even players who have the base charts memorized will need to relearn the patterns. A single song clears in under two minutes; playing through all weeks takes around half an hour. No account or download required — the browser version loads directly.
Controls
- Arrow keys or WASD — press to hit a note as it aligns with the target
- Enter — confirm in menus
- Escape — pause or return to the previous screen
On touch-enabled devices, tap the on-screen arrow buttons in time with the beat.
Tips
- Keep your eyes on the static target arrows at the top, not the notes scrolling up toward them — reacting to the target rather than the note improves timing noticeably.
- These charts are not the base FNF patterns reskinned; treat each B-Sides song as a new learn even if you have the original memorized.
- Rapid sequences of the same arrow appear often in the remixes. Release fully between taps — holding the key causes a miss on what should be separate notes.
A good pick if you want more FNF without switching to a completely different character or story mod. The remixed soundtrack gives the game a second run that feels earned rather than padded.