Hex V3: A Court, a Virus and Three Story Routes
A robot with a different kind of interruption
Hex swaps QT's alley for a basketball court, but a friendly robot is only the beginning of the encounter. The V3 Event Update follows a charity match that is interrupted by Slasher and the continuing IRIS conflict. Boyfriend's four lanes remain familiar while the surrounding presentation becomes more demanding. Start here after QT when you want another robotic character with a different soundtrack and story.
Open Hex’s browser edition
Select Play Now and allow the game to reach its menu. Pick Story to follow a chapter or Freeplay to revisit a particular performance. Click the frame before using your keyboard. The separate downloadable release and this browser adaptation may differ.
Prefer a separate game window? Open the standalone game player (opens in a new tab).
Decide between the story and a single chart
Choose a readable first chart so that the presentation does not hide the rhythm you are learning.
- Start the embedded build and click its canvas to activate keyboard input.
- Find Week X, Weekend X or Event X through Story, or select a track through Freeplay.
- Review the offered chart level before you confirm the song.
- Use the configured directional keys at your own receptors. Hold long notes through their tails.
- Treat mines as hazards to leave untouched. For moving lanes, anchor your reading to the current target positions.
Three tracks that teach the update’s contrasts
| Track | What to listen for |
|---|---|
| B.I.T. | Find this at the start of Event X. Begin with the basketball chapter when you want the newer setting rather than replaying the park introduction. |
| Detected (2026) | Compare reduced and full modchart settings. Familiarity with the notes gives you one fewer thing to learn when you increase the effects. |
| Headbasher | Slasher’s encounter adds mines. Leave those objects alone while continuing the regular musical responses. |
Choose the effects you are ready to read
Detected (2026) separates the rhythm from the full visual challenge: Easy leaves out the modchart, Normal reduces it and Hard keeps its complete effects. Use those choices to learn the phrasing before committing to the moving lanes.
A mine is a different object from an ordinary directional note. On Headbasher, hitting one can end a run immediately. Read the type of object before committing to an input; reflexively tapping everything is the wrong habit for that encounter.
From the charity game to the IRIS encounter
A chapter map for the television-headed singer
Week X starts in the park. Weekend X shifts to an awards broadcast. Event X brings the charity basketball game and Slasher into the story. Those labels help you locate the setting you want without assuming that every encounter belongs to the newest chapter.
For original files, updates and V-Slice requirements, follow the creator release below. This site embeds an existing online adaptation; the FNF QT Fan Team has prepared the page and its new promotional cover, rather than authored Hex's game or music.
Preview the story before choosing your chapter
Use the credited PC showcase to preview the atmosphere and chapters. A recording of the desktop release does not establish every option in the embedded edition.
Friday Night Funkin' Vs Hex THE EVENT UPDATE (FULL WEEKs)
The showcase moves from Week X at 02:04 to Weekend X at 15:56 and Event X at 30:43. Freeplay appears at 50:36; release credits start at 1:38:40.
The people and releases behind Hex
| Original team | YingYang48 and KadeDev |
|---|---|
| Author download | Hex creator page: files and current requirements (opens in a new tab) |
| Preview source | CommunityGame's PC showcase (opens in a new tab) |
| Version covered | V3, also named The Event Update |
YingYang48 contributed art, compositions, charts and animation. KadeDev contributed code and music alongside co-direction. The original release supplies the full acknowledgements; FNF QT organises this guide and its promotional artwork.
Finding your way around Hex V3
Which Hex chapter happens on the basketball court?
Look for Event X in Story. It is the charity-game chapter and leads to the Slasher confrontation.
Is Hex controlled the same way as QT?
The regular charts use directional inputs. Build-specific effects and mines require their own attention; QT’s Space-to-dodge instruction should not be carried over to every Hex chart.
Should I install the desktop mod first?
The embedded adaptation loads independently. Follow the credited GameBanana release only if you want its separate desktop files and installation requirements.
Return to QT or practise a different chart
- FNF QT: Rewired — Play FNF QT Rewired online free. Try the CG5 FNF mod collaboration, sing GO GO GO with Ironmouse and QT, or face KB in the browser adaptation supplied by FNF Mod Online.
- FNF vs Whitty — Face Whitty’s bomb-headed challenge in your browser. Work on dense directional phrases, recover after a miss and take your FNF timing beyond QT’s duet.
- Friday Night Funkin — Warm up your directional timing in Friday Night Funkin before meeting QT. Launch the base game, find a comfortable chart and learn to follow the musical replies.
- FNF QT Mod 2.1 — Play the original FNF QT Mod 2.1 online. Start with Carefree, face QT and KB, and find controls, song notes and the original creator release.