Friday Night Funkin': Wednesday's Infidelity

Wednesday's Infidelity is a fan-made modification (mod) of the rhythm game Friday Night Funkin'. The mod falls under the horror-themed rhythm game genre, blending music-based gameplay with a dark, psychological narrative. The mod follows a tormented version of Mickey Mouse, inspired by creepypasta and lost-media myths, as he faces despair and inner struggles. it features a vintage cartoon aesthetic, a haunting original soundtrack, and progressively intense stages that reflect Mickey's deteriorating mental state. Known for its engaging music, dynamic visuals, and emotional depth, the mod offers a chilling twist on the traditional FNF experience. This mod is the creation of some very iconic songs such as: "Unknown Suffering" and "Last Straw". The storyline of Wednesday’s Infidelity is a tragic and haunting reimagining of Mickey Mouse’s character, focusing on his descent into despair and hopelessness. Mickey finds himself trapped in a bleak and lifeless world, burdened by overwhelming sadness and a sense of failure. As his mental state deteriorates, he begins to lose touch with reality, consumed by his inner turmoil. During this downward spiral, Mickey crosses paths with Boyfriend, who challenges him to a series of rap battles. Each confrontation reflects Mickey’s crumbling emotional state, with the songs and environments becoming increasingly intense and distorted. As the battles progress, the once-familiar cartoon aesthetic transforms into a surreal nightmare, mirroring Mickey’s psychological collapse. By the final stage, Mickey is unrecognizable, his body and mind twisted by the weight of his despair. The world around him has devolved into chaos, a visual representation of his complete breakdown. Despite his desperate attempts to fight back, his anguish consumes him, leading to a devastating and inevitable conclusion. The story is a poignant tale of internal struggle, capturing the tragic downfall of an iconic character unable to escape his own despair. It leaves players with a chilling reminder of the fragility of hope and the consequences of losing it.