FNF: Mid-Fight Masses

A nun with a neon cross for a microphone is not the strangest thing Boyfriend has run into, but Sarvente is easily the most enthusiastic. Mid-Fight Masses drags the rap battle into a stained-glass church, hands you cross-shaped arrows instead of the usual ones, and keeps escalating until the choir turns on you.

How to Play FNF: Mid-Fight Masses?

Crosses scroll up the screen and you hit each one as it reaches the lane at the top. Land them and the health bar leans your way; miss too many in a row and it tips to your opponent and the song ends early. Story mode runs three weeks: the Tutorial remix to warm up, then the main Mid-Fight Masses set of Parish, Worship, Zavodila and Gospel, then Casanova to finish. Freeplay holds the Tutorial remix if you just want a quick round. Four difficulties are charted, Easy through Hard plus an Alt chart that reworks the patterns rather than simply speeding them up.

What Are the Controls?

Press Enter at the title screen to begin. Hit the notes with the arrow keys or WASD, whichever your hands prefer. Enter or Space confirms a menu choice, Esc or Backspace steps back out, P pauses mid-song, and R restarts a run that has gone badly enough to abandon.

Features

• Six songs across three story weeks, ending on Casanova
• Easy, Normal, Hard and a separate Alt chart for every track
• A custom cross-shaped note skin built for the church setting
• Hand-drawn stages, animated opponents and a full original soundtrack
• Runs straight in the browser with no download

If you want more of the same, go back to where it started with Friday Night Funkin or take on the short fuse in FNF vs Whitty.