About FNF Verity

FNF Verity is a fan-made Friday Night Funkin’ mod built around the song “It’s Me, It’s Verity” by Horror Skunx. The song stars Verity, a smiling yellow character from ThatMob’s horror-themed Minecraft series. She looks friendly at first, but the music and the visuals get stranger as the song goes on. The whole performance lasts about two minutes and comes with a video that tells her story.

How to Play FNF Verity

Arrows scroll toward the arrow lanes. When one lines up, press the matching arrow key on your keyboard. Pressing too early or too late counts as a miss, and each miss drains your health bar. Watch the direction of every arrow, listen to the drums, and get ready for quick runs of notes.

Four Difficulty Levels

  • Easy (272 notes): The lanes stay still, so you can focus on timing.

  • Normal (360 notes): The lanes start to move. Arrows may bounce, tilt, or shake with the music.

  • Hard (481 notes): The movement gets faster. The menu also changes, with a red swirl and a different look for Verity.

  • Encore (507 notes): The longest chart, with special notes marked by a cyan circle.

Normal is a good place to settle in before you try Hard and Encore.

How to Play FNF Verity

Full Combo in FNF Verity

A Full Combo means you play the whole song without missing a single note. Pressing too early or too late counts as a miss, so every arrow has to be hit on time. The song is only about two minutes long, but the notes come fast.

You can try for a full combo on any difficulty. Easy has 272 notes and the lanes stay still, so it is the best place to see what a clean run feels like. Normal and Hard add more notes and more movement. On Encore, you have to hit 507 notes in a row while the lanes keep moving and special notes with a cyan circle show up. Keeping your eyes and fingers in step with the music from the first note to the last is what makes it hard.

Final Notes

Start on Easy and learn where each arrow goes. Move up when the notes feel steady, and save Encore for last. If you reach the end of the song without a miss, you have a Full Combo.