Friday Night Dustin
Friday Night Dustin: Beat the Skeletons to the Rhythm
Stumbled across this rhythm game while browsing Friday Night Funkin' Games and honestly? Didn't expect much from another FNF mod. Boy, was I wrong! This crossover with Undertale characters actually slaps harder than most original tracks. Released on 11.13.2024 and got a fresh update on 02.06.2025, so the devs are clearly keeping it alive.
What hooked me immediately was facing off against Sans and Papyrus - these skeleton bros bring their A-game to the rhythm battle scene. The difficulty spike between Easy and Hard mode is no joke. Started on Easy thinking I'm some rhythm god, then Hard mode humbled me real quick.
How to Play
Hit the arrow keys in perfect sync with the music when the notes reach the judgment line. Miss too many beats and you're toast - the health bar doesn't forgive sloppy timing. The goal is simple: keep up with the increasingly complex patterns while the Undertale crew tries to trip you up with their signature moves.
PC Controls
- Arrow Keys - Hit notes on the beat
- Enter - Start/restart song
- ESC - Pause or return to menu
Mobile Controls
- Tap arrow buttons - Match the rhythm
- Touch screen - Navigate menus
Features
- Three difficulty modes that actually feel different (not just faster arrows)
- Works great in landscape mode on mobile - those arrow patterns need the screen space
- Cross-platform play on desktop, iOS, and Android without any sync issues
- Undertale soundtrack remixes that'll get stuck in your head for days
- Boss battles against iconic skeleton characters with unique mechanics
- Score ranking system for competitive players who love chasing high scores
About the Developer
Truelisgames knows their way around rhythm game mechanics. They've managed to capture both the FNF vibe and Undertale's quirky character personalities without making it feel like a cheap knockoff. The attention to detail in the character animations and how they react to your performance shows real care for both franchises.
Frequently Asked Questions
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More Games Like This
If this crossover got you hooked, definitely check out Undertale Geometry for more skeleton action with a twist. Undertale: Gaster's Lab offers a different take on the Undertale universe. For something completely different but equally challenging, Noob the Jedi brings action-packed gameplay that'll test your reflexes.
Ready to prove you can keep up with the underground's finest musicians? Those skeleton beats won't hit themselves!
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