Ruv singing Ugh 1.0
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Ruv singing Ugh Review
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Last Updated: 2021-05-10 08:44:40
Friday Night Funkin' has been a massive hit among the gaming community. It is insanely stylish while also hitting the nostalgia switch with its art style. It's also incredibly moddable, with practically every asset it has being editable. The community has created some amazing mods and one of the best is Mid Fight Madness, which has lovable original characters. The characters are so popular that there are mods for it. One of them is Ruv singing "Ugh", a mod that has Ruv singing the titular song from Week 7.
To install Ruv singing "Ugh", simply drag and drop the files from the mod into the folder where you extracted the original game files.
This mod recreates the song "Ugh" and its chart in the Sarvente mod. As the title suggests, the mod creator has completely recreated Ugh with soundbytes from Ruv. The result is pretty much exactly what it sounds like - he replaced all of Tankman's vocals with Ruv's. The only real downside here is the titular ugh is gone, replaced with a wonky sounding bass line.
As far as gameplay goes, there's nothing special - and that's on purpose. The author made sure to specify that he completely replicated the original, official mapping for "Ugh", so it's hard to tally it down against him. You can't really criticize a mod for something that it doesn't try to do.
If you're a fan of Friday Night Funkin' and want to experience an old song in a completely new way, then you should definitely give the Ruv singing "Ugh" a download.
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