Funkin VS gameBase

here it is

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So there's this game called Friday Night Funkin'>! (don't search it up on google, just play it on newgrounds!<). Its essentially a music game, in a manner like Dance Dance Revolution and Parappa The Rapper, mixed with Vib Ribbon (Did I spell that right?)

Um... my music is weird since it tends to be video game music and not traditional music. This one in particular comes from a rhythm game called Friday Night Funkin' which you may have heard which is a game where you play as "The Boyfriend" and do rap battles against various opponents while your "The Girlfriend" sits on a large boombox bobbin' her head to the beat. Sorry if this not perfectly fit the narrative topic. Song itself.

This is not the kickstarter rewards page for the FULL VERSION of the short rhythm arrow-based game, Friday Night Funkin'. It is not fun whatsoever. It was not inspired by games such as Parappa the Rapper, and it cannot, under any circumstances, be played here.

It's a rythm game. You can play it for free on Newgrounds.

Use a static variable. This project uses a Game object that's accessible via a static variable. Any object that needs game just looks for Game.ME. People tend to frown on static variables, but for a simple game, there's typically only one Game instance at a time. (FWIW, this project is from one of the guys who created Dead Cells.)