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Developed by a Korean company called HanseulSoft (and later distributed by Dreamline ), VOS was a 7-key rhythm game. Unlike DDR (dance) or EZ2DJ (DJ mixing), VOS simulated a piano or keyboard orchestra. The goal was simple: press the correct keys (S, D, F, Space, J, K, L) as colored bars scrolled down the screen to match the melody of a song. Let’s be honest: Osu
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VOS is best known for its diverse library, which spans classical masterpieces to early 2000s Asian pop.