The second is a special version of the rhythm game, Taiko no Tatsujin. The first one is simply the normal gameplay, with dynamic placements of the three mechanics to challenge your reflexes.

There are four game modes available: osu! or what’s unofficially called “osu!standard”, osu!taiko, osu!catch, and osu!mania. The screen will also display UI elements like a health bar, your total score, accuracy, the timer, and the score multiplier. The interface is easy to follow during gameplay since there are visual cues you can follow such as the numbers on the buttons indicating the order in which you should tap them. The goal is simple as you just have to do these mechanics in time to the beat of the song and the slowly shrinking circles on the buttons. Heavily inspired by other rhythm games such as Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan, O2Jam, and Elite Beat Agents, Osu! Is a free-to-play title that uses three basic gameplay mechanics: tapping hit circles, following the sliding of a ball on sliders, and spinning a circle within a large button as fast as you can.

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