FNF: Baddies is a game utility application from Gameverse. As the name implies, this free app is a mod for Friday Night Funkin'. It brings new songs and opponents to the popular music game.

FNF: Baddies plays like any other FNF mods. However, this time, you can play either Boyfriend or Cassanova. The opponents are also females. Moreover, there will also be new features to the gameplay mechanics, including bullet notes and health drain. The game mod was slammed for copyright infringement and lots of sexual innuendos though. Players are also warned about the loud audio files. 

What is FNF: Baddies?

FNF: Baddies is a story-driven, four-week Friday Night Funkin' mod. As mentioned, you play either the BF or Cassanova and take on a new set of opponents in music rhythm battles. However, unlike other mods, the opponents are a group of Femme Fatales. The main antagonist is Stalker Girl, although you will also face Cassette Girl Clone, Jazz, and NekoFreak.

More than new opponents, the mod also includes new songs. Moreover, it has three full weeks of songs right off the bat. As noted, the audio files for these songs can be too loud, though, especially during Stalker week. With this, players are advised to listen at their own risk. Don't worry, though. A volume icon will appear to warn you of an upcoming loud sound.

This mod shares the same gameplay as the original. However, there will be additional gameplay features, such as Bullet Notes. It appears during Drift, and you need to shoot it at Stalker Girl. Otherwise, you're dead. Some opponents can also drain your HP occasionally. There are also notes that, when hit, can take chunks off your health. However, these notes appear on different weeks.

Is the mod good?

Overall, FNF: Baddies is a good mod to try if you are looking for a new spin on Friday Night Funkin'. The app brings new enemies and music for you to play. Not only that, but it also added new features that increase the game's difficulty. However, be prepared for lots of sexual innuendos as the mod is designed for a more mature audience.