FNF Indie Cross Ritual But Everyone Sings It

FNF Indie Cross Ritual But Everyone Sings It throws a full crossover choir at one track, turning a simple song into a long tag-team duel. A single musical ritual runs while the singer lineup keeps rotating, so the vocals never stay with one hero or villain for long. The vibe feels like a remix party of cult games and cartoons, all stacked into one Friday Night Funkin' mod.

Mario suddenly hands the mic to Luigi, Bendy trades lines with Sammy Lawrence, and then the screen cuts to Hello Kitty before swapping again. Sans from Undertale, Hilda, Cartoon Cat, Skid and Pump, Sonic.exe, Tails, Cuphead, and the Devil all jump into the same track as the song moves forward. The swap system keeps the visuals changing, but the chart keeps scrolling, so any miss is on timing, not luck.

How to play?

Watch the arrow lanes closely, then press the matching keys exactly when the notes hit their markers. Follow the Friday Night Funkin patterns in order, since skipping or spamming keys breaks your combo. Stay locked on the rhythm, because the game can switch from a cute Hello Kitty duet to a harsher Sonic.exe section without warning pauses. Hold long notes for the full duration, then release right as they end to avoid losing health at the tail. Keep calm when the camera changes singers; the chart still follows the same rules, even if Cuphead, the Devil, or Sans are now on-screen. Survive the entire Indie Cross ritual song from the first note to the last arrow string, and the scoreboard records a clean victory for the player who kept focus.