FNF: Vs. Velma Demo

FNF: Vs. Velma Demo is a popular mod of Friday Night Funkin', it was released in late 2025. The mod perfectly combines the nostalgic elements of Scooby-Doo with the vibrant music style of FNF, creating a unique experience for players.

Characters in the mod

• Velma Dinkley - Main Rival: Velma is the central character of the mod. In the world of FNF, she is no longer the gentle and smart girl but has "lost her mind", creating a dramatic version.
• Boyfriend: The main character that the player controls, accidentally meets Velma and challenges her in a rap battle.
• Girlfriend: Always cheers Boyfriend on.
• Shaggy: The person who teaches Velma to sing and tells about Boyfriend, appears at the end of the match.

Unique Storyline

Velma happily meets Boyfriend - the person Shaggy told. She is eager to show off the singing skills that Shaggy taught. After the song "Jinkies", Boyfriend arrogantly criticized Velma's songs as boring and said that she was just a "lucky nerd". This made Velma angry.

When Velma lost her mind, the fight became more intense and fierce than ever through the second song Jinkies. Shaggy arrived too late to save the situation in the final song called Impulse.

The gameplay is familiar with fnf mods

Mechanics gameplay

Similar to the original FNF, press the correct key corresponding to the arrow when they reach the designated position. Players need to coordinate their hands better and have faster reflexes. Maintain high accuracy to keep the health bar and not lose.

In this FNF: Vs. Velma Demo mod, players can only play in hard mode. So if you are new to Friday Night Funkin, you can play some other mods in easy mode such as FNF vs Flippy Flipped Out!, FNF vs Pibby Corrupted, FNF vs Hypno's Lullaby until you master it.

Basic Controls

• ↑ or W: Note up
• ↓ or S: Note down
• ← or A: Note left
• → or D: Note right

Function Keys

• Enter: Confirm in menu
• ESC: Pause/return menu
• Space: Skip cutscene

Good Playing Tips

• Focus on Rhythm: Feel the rhythm instead of just looking at the arrows
• Practice Free Play: Play over and over to get used to the pattern
• Keep your hands relaxed: Avoid over-straining
• Adjust your finger position: Find the most comfortable position for the 6 keys