FNF X Project Playtime Funkin

The doors of the old Poppy Playtime Toy Factory open again in FNF X Project Playtime Funkin, and this place no longer looks like a happy cartoon set. Once, shelves in kids' stores filled up with its plushies and action figures as soon as they left the conveyor belt. Then one experimental toy turned into a predator, the workers on duty vanished, and the factory shut down. Officially, everything stopped. In reality, hidden tests continued in the dark halls until a new prototype emerged: Boxy Boo, a spring-loaded monster stored in a toy box and treated as the latest "project." Walking into this cross-over feels like walking into a piece of Poppy Playtime's backstory that mixes directly with Friday Night Funkin' battles.

The soundtrack kicks in right away, and the duel starts as a classic Friday Night Funkin mod but with Project Playtime horror vibes. Boyfriend stands on one side of the screen, Boxy Boo cranks open its box on the other, and the first beat drops. Everything runs in the usual FNF rhythm format, but the animation and background pull the camera deep into the abandoned factory instead of a city street or stage.

How to play?

Watch the colored arrows climb from the bottom and hit the matching keys exactly when they pass through the outlines at the top. Miss too many notes and the health bar slides away from Boyfriend, giving Boxy Boo control of the track. Stay on time with the beat, and the bar shifts back in your favor instead. Some patterns trigger fast runs of notes that match Boxy's springy movements across the screen, so react quickly or the combo chain breaks. Tracks usually escalate, so an easy intro can switch to tight sections with almost no gaps. Practice keeping focus on the arrow lane and only glance at the animation between note bursts. Hang on until the final note of each song to keep Boyfriend standing and push Boxy Boo back into its box, then queue up the next round for another factory showdown. Load the mod, lock in on the rhythm, and see how long Boyfriend can keep Project Playtime's Boxy Boo from turning the toy factory into a permanent game over screen.