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Recently, I discovered a fun game called Osu; it’s a clicking game with beat maps to various Japanese songs from animes (or whatever else people submit, but it’s mostly Japanese). The goal is to click the circles as they pop up at the right time in rhythm/beat of the song. It takes a while to get the hang of it… it’s pretty crazy and some songs are ridiculously hard, but it’s also good if you want to improve reflexes. :P There’s hundreds of Beat maps with various difficulties you can download from their website. Anyways, I think it’s a fun break from studying if you’re looking for something to do. You can also set the language to Japanese.
Anyways, here it is: http://osu.ppy.sh/
It’s a well polished and very entertaining game. You can find most anime ost, as well as non-anime popular songs.
Or you could just play Audiosurf, instead of waiting for someone to make you a beat map of a song you like.
I like Audiosurf too, but this is a bit different and more difficult imo. :P If you’re someone like me who doesn’t watch Anime (ever), it’s fun to go through the different songs and learn the beats.
This one is pretty hard too
jurina version is better.
I suck at Osu. Can’t beat most stuff on anything higher than normal
I’ve been playing since 2010. 8) Add me, I’m Kaona on there too.
I love playing hard beatmaps but sometimes I switch to hard+ or easy insane. osu! has introduced me to lots of new songs (both Japanese and non-Japanese) and new anime to watch too.
I love rhythm games. I’ll totally try this when I have time and my laptop (only have iPad right now, didn’t look like it works for that). I hope it works (easily) in Linux!
thanks!
=^..^=So the game’s based on rhythm, not Japanese?
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