Uncover the Wii Deleted You Story in FNF vs Eteled - System Overload

FNF vs Eteled - System Overload brings Boyfriend into an entirely new version of the confrontation with Eteled while expanding the story of Wii Deleted You through a new and mysterious approach. The mod does not only change the music but also rebuilds many elements such as cutscenes, artwork, story content, and presentation. Can you stay calm enough to break the code and discover what is waiting behind the system? Jump into the game now, start your journey with Dream_of_Peace, and try to complete all three songs to gradually uncover System Overload!

The Journey to Explore System Overload

In FNF vs Eteled - System Overload, Boyfriend is not simply taking part in a regular rap battle. The gameplay immerses you in a world linked to Wii Deleted You, expanding and presenting Eteled's story from a fresh perspective.

Your task is to get through each song while following what is happening around you. The musical performances play an important role in the journey, helping players gradually discover the story.

One notable point is that the mod does not rely solely on gameplay to tell its story. The new cutscenes and writing help connect the events, giving each part of System Overload more context instead of simply being a series of songs.

Enjoy the 3 Songs of System Overload

Dream_of_Peace

Dream_of_Peace is one of the three songs in FNF vs Eteled - System Overload and is a suitable starting point for players to become familiar with System Overload. Focus on the note patterns while also paying attention to the story that unfolds around the game.

Diagraphephobia

Diagraphephobia takes players deeper into the System Overload experience. The song's name suggests a sense of uneasiness that fits the mod's mysterious atmosphere.

Bananaled

Bananaled is the remaining song in the System Overload tracklist. It is another part of the Wii Deleted You experience rebuilt through music and gameplay.

How to play?

You can use WASD or Arrow Keys to control the character during the rhythm sections. When the notes move toward the judgment line, press the corresponding key at the right time.