Friday Night Funkin VS Garcello
A mod of Friday Night Funkin where you face off against Garcello in the back alley with three original songs: Headache, Nerves, and Release. Best played in har...
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About Friday Night Funkin VS Garcello: A mod of Friday Night Funkin where you face off against Garcello in the back alley with three original songs: Headache, Nerves, and Release. Best played in hard mode. Smoking is BAD, you’ll learn soon enough. Optimized for Chromebook and playable on Mobile and Tablets. Updated. Garcello is now hard with ghost tapping turned off.
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