Battle Cocoro in FNF: Feat. Bad Bunny Plus!

FNF: Feat. Bad Bunny Plus takes you to a sunny beach where Boyfriend faces Cocoro, a red heart-shaped character holding a microphone. With three energetic songs, two difficulty levels, and a code-based reward system, can you complete every performance? Follow the rhythm and explore the Plus version now!

A Musical Battle on the Beach

FNF: Feat. Bad Bunny Plus is a music game in the Friday Night Funkin series, set on a beach with a giant sun in the background. You control Boyfriend on the right side of the screen, while Cocoro appears on the opposite side to take part in the rap battles.

Explore 3 Songs and Two Difficulty Levels

FNF: Feat. Bad Bunny Plus features three songs, all of which pit Boyfriend against Cocoro. You can play Story Mode to complete the songs in order or select your favorite tracks individually in Freeplay.

The song list includes:

Celoso!: The opening track with 225 notes on Hard mode.
PALMAS: Offers the longest challenge with 560 notes on Hard mode.
amarre </3: Completes the song list with 413 notes on Hard mode.

The music in the game is produced by ATSIGNED. Each song has two difficulty levels:

Hard: Keeps the full note sequence, suitable for players who want to test their rhythm skills.
Chill: A simplified version for beginners, with fewer notes and slower movement speed.

Game controls

Arrow Keys: Press the corresponding notes in time with the rhythm.
Number Keys: Activate items on the Item Rail.
Space: Use the first item suitable for the situation.
C: Open the code redemption interface from the main menu.

FAQs

What makes FNF: Feat. Bad Bunny Plus different from the original mod?

The songs and beach stage are retained from the original version. The Plus edition adds features such as an expanded menu, a code redemption system, rewards, and support items.

How can you get items in the FNF: Feat. Bad Bunny Plus?

You need to open chests in the main menu or press C to enter a code. Your rewards will appear on the Item Rail and can be used during the music battles.