osu!stream

Music

Ratings

Age

4+

Music

Languages

English

Latest Version 2020

Wed Feb 26 2020

- Added support for newer devices, up to iPhone 11

- All paid content is now free

- Some unreleased tracks have been made available

- Online leaderboards have been frozen and twitter integration has been removed

- The soundtrack has been refreshed

- The source code has been made available

This may be the final release of osu!stream. Thank you for your support over the years! We aren't done in the mobile space and osu!lazer is rapidly approaching a state of awesome (google for a testflight link if interested in following development).

osu!stream brings the legendary rhythm gameplay of osu! to your iOS device. Players must tap circles, slide balls along paths, and spin wheels in time with the music. The game features a unique 'stream' mode where the difficulty shifts in real-time based on how well you play. With a library of original and remixed music, online leaderboards, and smooth 60fps gameplay, osu!stream offers a premier rhythm experience. Best of all, all content is provided for free, including community-crafted levels.

Dinsun Expert Review

Our Expert Score

93/100

osu!stream is a phenomenal adaptation of the world-famous rhythm game for mobile devices. It manages to translate the frantic 'click, slide, and spin' gameplay of the PC version into a touch-focused experience that feels natural and incredibly responsive. The 'stream' mode is a stroke of genius—it dynamically adjusts the difficulty based on your performance, making it approachable for newcomers while providing a steep challenge for rhythm veterans who can stay in the flow.

The production value is sky-high, featuring vibrant graphics, 60fps gameplay even on older devices, and a fantastic selection of music. The beatmaps are clearly crafted with care, and the sense of satisfaction from nailing a long combo is unmatched. Perhaps most impressively, the developer has made all content free, making this one of the most generous and high-quality rhythm games on the App Store. Whether you're a long-time osu! fan or a rhythm game novice, this is an absolute must-download.

Dinsun reviewed on: Wed Feb 14 2024

Features

Dynamic difficulty 'Stream' mode

Smooth 60fps performance on all devices

Completely free with no hidden costs

Online leaderboards to compete worldwide

Optional finger guides for beginners

Tips & Walkthrough

Mastering the Stream

Watch for the approach circles to time your taps perfectly. In 'Stream' mode, focus on maintaining your combo; if you miss too many notes, the game will drop down to an easier difficulty. If you stay accurate, the notes will become denser and faster, allowing for much higher score potential.

Gameplays

Play Styles

Each song features three styles: Easy, Stream, and Expert. Easy is perfect for beginners, while Stream provides a dynamic challenge. Expert is only for those who have mastered the song and want to push their tapping speed to the limit.

Screenshot

Q&A

Yes, all music and beatmaps in osu!stream are now offered entirely for free.

Ratings & Reviews

Better Off

Sat May 11 2024 irllydontknowwhattoput

(EDIT: The day after I posted this, the testflight link for osu!lazer was reset. If your a supporter you can enter the beta for it. If not, sorry. The link for non supporters hasn’t been reset yet) I mean, theres no harm in trying. All songs are free right now so you aren’t missing out. The songs are actually pretty good, but the timings just feel off. Let me tell you, this takes lots of practice. The timing is almost TOO perfect. Your going to be getting “100” score a lot until you master the timings. I mean, props on getting the timing just right. Playing casually isn’t very fun as some songs feel too easy, or extremely difficult. The reason it’s so low is well…the game is old and isn’t getting any new updates, and I get why. Compared to other mobile rhythm games, this just doesn’t have much to offer besides the fact it’s completely free. As said, you’re better off playing actual osu! on desktop. If you really want to play touch screen, play it on a touchscreen laptop, or better yet, try to gain access to osu!lazer mobile, or just wait for it’s release. Lazer is in a way better spot than this ever was.

Brilliance taken to a phone

Mon Jun 06 2022 ColdlordX, Yep

osu! is a game about clicking circles. What’s so brilliant about that? How you do it. Clicking the circles the beat of songs requires aim, speed, and calmness. This is why osu!stream is also brilliant, maybe even more brilliant than osu! itself. osu!stream excludes every game mode from osu! but makes up for it by adding the stream gamemode. Stream is like the standard osu! gamemode, but songs either get harder or easier depending on how you are doing. Doing bad? Take less circles. Doing good? Take more circles! Think you are the best? Try expert mode. Many benefits come from playing on a touch screen, including being able to click 2 circles at once, and just overall easier gameplay than the original osu! where you have to click with a mouse, needing to aim like an fps game. Although this game is discontinued, peppy (the creator) has been working on a new client for osu! planning to be released to all available platforms, including mobile, so soon, mobile players will be able to use all the benefits pc players get, like the original four game modes, standard, taiko, catch, and mania! So that is a very long explanation on why you should get this and get the new client as soon as it comes out. Ok bye

A Few Gripes

Thu Feb 27 2020 Dragonmaster77b

I did enjoy the gameplay, but there are a few issues I’ve had which prevent me from rating this higher. First, the song selection is too small. Easy fix, but there are few songs I actually want to play. Second, timing windows seem too small. I feel like I get so many 100s just for being milliseconds off time, and it’s really frustrating (might just be a git gud issue). Also, the pause button will absolutely kill you. Pressing continue instantly starts the song again, with no warning or anything. If you have to pause, don’t even bother pressing continue, just reset, because right now there’s no point. Overall, gameplay is fine and this looks like it has great potential, just isn’t there yet.

In current state one of the best rhythm games on iPhone

Thu Dec 17 2020 Geffern

Have been having a lot of fun playing, but firstly I'd like to say that coming into this I expected something like osu! standard mode; but don't be fooled, this is a new game mode of its own. Though simmilar to osu!standard, the game mechanics make use of a different sort of hand eye coordination and the touchscreen. It also priorities accuracy over combo, which while strange at first, adds to the replayability of songs; which helps with the issue of limited content. With all maps having been provided for free in the last update this game is now a contender for one of the best rhythm games on iPhone. I wish leaderboards weren't currently frozen; but regardless I'm sure this took a lot of work, and in my eyes is a successful project. Good luck going forward with lazer. Hope to play it soon!

I dislike

Wed Feb 01 2023 osumaster10000

No osu, not delectable, doesn’t meet my requirements among all standards. This game is not perfect, nor is it even decent. The minor song selection is not even close to adequate in my book. My gameplay was slow, confusing, and unresponsive. EVERYTIME I hit the circles, they would either not hit properly, or I would actually hit it. However, this game takes no skill whatsoever. I would know myself, as I am a high ranking player on the actual game. I, however, was going to give this version of the original game an attempt, as I was horribly bored and could not log into the original. As expected, I was severely disappointed. This game does not deserve the many 5 star reviews it had received, and is very inaccurate compared to many other osu knockoffs. I would seriously love a complete version of this, including many songs, however due to the lag within the circles no matter how high the Wi-Fi connection may be. This is an easy fix and was a severe mistake by the creators.

osu but on an iPad

Tue Jun 01 2021 EBB (gamer)

As someone who doesn’t really have a computer, this is pretty good! Some issues tho: there’s a rlly small timing window on expert mode. It’s really hard to get an A or above on expert. Like, stupid hard. I just got an A on expert for the very first time and I’ve been playing this game for over 3 years. The maps are also sorta weird. It would also be pretty cool if the maps went more into depth with the two finger mechanic; the most the maps do with them are doubles and not much else (excluding March Handyman). The difficulty rating is also not that accurate. March Handyman is just as hard as Nekomimi Switch or Liquid Future. Other than those reasons, good game. (PS. Make it more beginner friendly. Apparently the tutorial’s too strict.)

I got good surprisingly fast

Sat Jan 17 2026 Anomalous fnaf fan

I’ve wanted to try osu for a few weeks now (because camellia is my favorite artist and even tho I don’t think any of his songs are in here it’s still pretty fun) but I don’t have a pc so this was my only option and I downloaded yesterday and within an hour of having I already full comboed a song and then later that night I full comboed another song and got an S rank on another It’s very fun and I think I may already have an addiction🤣

Loved This Game

Thu Oct 20 2022 bighabib8313

I’ve never really had a computer to play games on, so I’ve been playing this version of Osu on and off for maybe 6 years now. I used to love it so much, but I’ve opened it now and seen that all the songs are gone except for two of them. I’m writing this review hoping I can figure out what happened. Did the servers get shut down? Or were there legal issues? I can accept the fact that the songs are gone, I’m just curious about why.