Ratatung: Rhythm Game Set to Tung Tung Tung Sahur

A Friday Night Funkin'-style rhythm game built on a single Horror Skunx track: strike arrow notes in time over the music video across four difficulty charts, with codes that unlock items and visual modes.

🥁 Ratatung: Arrows, a Log With Legs and One Very Loud Song

Ratatung takes the Friday Night Funkin' note lane and hangs one track on it: Horror Skunx's Tung Tung Tung Sahur, with the music video playing behind the arrows. There is no week of opponents and no story mode — a single track, four charts and optional extras layered over the top.

That narrow focus is the appeal. With only one song, the charts carry the whole difficulty curve, and the video gives your eyes something to follow between patterns. The screen is deliberately busy — a dancing log, a figure in a red jacket, a wide desert — which makes reading the lane the real skill.

🎯 How a Run Plays Out

1. Open the song card from Play on the title menu.
2. Choose a difficulty: Easy, Normal, Hard or Encore, each with its own chart and saved best.
3. Strike each arrow as its note meets the strike line at the top of the lane.
4. Protect your health bar — a missed note takes a bite out of it.
5. Catch the Fever state inside a chorus, where scoring doubles for ten seconds.
6. Fire an item from the left column when a pattern starts slipping.

🔥 Difficulties and the Fever Meter

• Easy and Normal. Room to learn the note order and where each chorus begins.
• Hard. Tighter windows across all three choruses.
• Encore. The top chart, for players who already know the song by ear.
• Fever. Only starts inside a chorus, so its double-score windows sit in those stretches.

⌨️ Items, Codes and Toggles

Seven item slots line up down the left side during a song. Codes open from the lifebuoy icon on the menu, where the kbhgames.com- prefix is pre-filled; five wrong words in a row cost ten seconds.

• Recovery items. A heart returns a quarter of your health and works twice; a lifebuoy keeps health above 20% for twelve seconds.
• Miss protection. A shark fin removes the health penalty from misses for eight seconds, while a bat lets your next eight notes land by themselves.
• Score tools. A drum drops Fever immediately, wherever the meter happens to sit.
• Mode switches. Wooden arrows, wood-knock sounds, confetti at combo milestones, swapped lanes and doubled wobble can each be toggled.

Using anything tags the attempt as an item run and files its score apart from your clean bests.

💡 Practical Tips

• Learn the chorus entries. Fever lives only inside a chorus, so those transitions are where points are made.
• Carry one safety item. A shark fin or lifebuoy covers a shaky section without gutting the score.
• Switch on the wood knock. It adds an audio cue alongside the visual one.