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Circle Clicker

Circle Clicker is a casual Java project in the libGDX framework that lets you test your rhythm and reflexes with simple, beat-filled clicking fun, inspired by osu!.

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Description

Circle Clicker is a simple Java project brought to life with the libGDX framework, providing a glimpse of rhythmic gaming inspired by osu!, using osu beatmap file format. While it doesn't aspire to be a full-fledged game, Circle Clicker brings a bit of casual fun and rhythm into your gaming experience.

Please remember that Circle Clicker is not a full-fledged game, but rather a demo showcasing my initial foray into game development. It does not use parameters like circle size, approach rate e.t.c. For the real experience check out osu!

Key Features

  • Load maps from osu!

    • Choose the music You like
    • Challenge yourself by trying out different difficulty levels to suit your skill
  • Aim and click circles to the beat

    • Test your precision and timing by clicking circles in perfect rhythm, aiming to hit them before they disappear
    • Strive for flawless timing and accuracy to achieve the highest score possible
  • Earn Points Based on Timing

    • Get 300, 100, or 50 points from a single hit, depending on how closely you time your click to the circle's rhythm
    • Don't miss a beat, or you'll break your combo and lose out on score multiplier
  • Showcase your map score

    • Monitor your total score, accuracy, and the number of individual hits for a comprehensive overview of your performance
    • Be graded based on your accuracy and miss count, providing a clear measure of your rhythmic proficiency

Requirements

  • At least 1920x1080 (FHD) resolution screen
  • Java 8+ (JRE/JDK)
  • Windows

How To Use

To clone the repo use

git clone https://github.com/Misiac/worse-osu.git

You can use it via your IDE, download jar from releases section or build your own with

./gradlew desktop:dist

Download osu! standard map, for example this one, and drag it onto the game window. Follow the ingame instructions.

Credits