Steven Universe: Mini FNF Mod Pack

Steven Universe: Mini FNF Mod Pack

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Steven Universe: Mini FNF Mod Pack

Steven Universe: Mini FNF Mod Pack is a rhythm game built on themed songs, bright characters, and classic note matching. Start playing right away and test your timing against a cartoon crossover. Steven Universe: Mini FNF Mod Pack comes from the Friday Night Funkin' community and draws on the well-known Cartoon Network series. The pack was made to mark the third anniversary of Steven Universe: The Movie, so it brings three separate songs, lively animation, and familiar faces from the show. Try to keep the beat and see how far your rhythm skills carry you.

Cartoon Rhythm Gameplay

Steven Universe: Mini FNF Mod Pack keeps the same goal as other FNF mods: strike every incoming note at the exact moment it lands on the target. Accurate timing keeps your run steady, while missed notes pull the health bar down in a hurry. Simple rules make Steven Universe: Mini FNF Mod Pack easy to learn, yet the songs carry enough punch to hold a player's attention. Three one-shot tracks are included: My Monsters, Spininterview, and Ain't Shiz. Each song brings its own cast, backdrops, and note charts, so no two battles feel alike. Could you take on Spinel and the other Steven Universe-inspired moments? Every track hides a different musical test.

Key Features

Steven Universe: Mini FNF Mod Pack builds its content around four points: the animated series theme, rhythm battles with unique songs, recognizable Steven Universe favorites as opponents, and the fast classic FNF gameplay. This is a compact pack.

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