→ "Hidden" is a mod that don't have the approach circles that helps to know the rhytnm, you have to know the rhytnm and you have to click it before the notes disappear. If you click it again it turns into "Nightcore" where speeds up the song and adds in extra bass "beats". And if you click it again it turns into "Perfect", where you needs SS (Perfect). → "Sudden Death" it's the opposite of "No-Fail" mod, you can't miss ANY note or you'll fail.
→ "Hard Rock" makes everything a bit hard, like minor circles, faster. It's good for increase your score and make it more fun to play. → "Half" slows the velocity of the rhythm. → "No-Fail" it's like it says, you can't fail. → "Easy" makes circles more large, less accuracy required. Press F1 or click at "Mods", I like to use: This project has been handled extremely well and cared for.It's a little bit hard at the beginning and it's important that you adjust your mouse to feel more comfortable (I like to intensify the sensibility, 2,6x) and keep practicing. It's always been free and it's received consistent updates for years. Others have made contributions and assisted along the way, but it's been mostly a one-man show. First worth appreciating is that this entire game has been practically managed by a single developer for years. I've yet to try it, but there is also an iOS version available on the ModMyi Public Cydia repository. Osu! is freely available on Windows and OS X. You slowly begin to learn these songs, get better at them, and one day you'll find yourself humming along to a song that you once hated - all because you've mastered it on a video game.
When music and rhythm begin to control your gameplay, it's just something that eventually becomes hard to pull yourself away from. If you've played Dance Dance Revolution, Guitar Hero, or any other rhythm game in that genre, you know that it feels completely different from any other gaming experience. That being said, I've somehow been addicted to this game since the first time I played it. Looking back over this game today, I can't imagine what would have initially attracted me to osu!, because I've always been terrible with mouse-heavy games and I've never been a fan of J-pop or K-pop.
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