Ohio State’s Rhythm Games Club continues to socialize during an inherently isolating pandemic by combining online gaming, music and friends. In 2019, a video was posted of Alex Chan, ...

Osu! is a free to play rhythm game that was developed, published and created by Dean ‘peppy’ Herbert almost 20 years ago. The game was released back in September 2007 for Microsoft Windows.

They weren’t actively marketed towards Western audiences until the early ’00s with games like “Guitar Hero.” Rhythm games are still huge in Japan, and only few find homes in American arcades. The ...

Like most rhythm games, Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan! is a follow-the-pattern challenge that matches the beat of the song that's being played. However, this isn't your ordinary rhythm game; ...

Osu! Octave is a free and open source rhythm game designed to play Osu! Standard beatmaps, optimized for best performance and playability on PlayStation Vita.

Each is a variation on a different rhythm-based game, but the main one is essentially an iteration of a Nintendo DS game called Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan, which was published in 2005.

Import Friendly ep. 02: Rhythm Games. How import friendly is DJ Max Portable 2 and Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2? Check out the Rhythm Game episode of Import Friendly to find out!

These rhythm games can keep the beat going amidst the Guitar Hero franchise's recent silence. ... Osu! is a fun free-to-play that's been around for almost as long as the Guitar Hero franchise, ...