John Carmack, former CTO of Oculus and legendary programmer, isn’t shy when it comes to voicing his opinions on all things XR. To Carmack, Meta’s block-slashing rhythm game Beat Saber (2018) was “far ...

The Meta-owned developer Beat Games has announced that it is dropping PlayStation VR and VR2 as a supported platform, with no more content incoming. Multiplayer will soon be affected too. Beat Saber, ...

VR rhythm action game Beat Saber will no longer be updated for PlayStation 4 and 5 users from this month onwards, with multiplayer being discontinued on both platforms. Developer Beat Games, which has ...

Developer Beat Games announced it is ending support for Beat Saber on the PlayStation VR2 on the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation VR on the PlayStation 4.

Beat Games announced its decision to no longer update the PS4 and PS5 versions of Beat Saber in a social media post. The studio iterates that this decision will not impact players’ ability to play ...

If you don’t already own the game, which is still arguably one of the best VR games ever, you’ll be able to play it as part of the $7.99 per month subscription starting this month, Meta says. [Link: ...

Beat Saber is a VR rhythm game where your goal is to slash the beats which perfectly fit into precisely handcrafted music. In case you aren’t familiar with Beat Saber’s gameplay, your goal is to slash ...

Meta has finally brought VR’s favorite block-slashing rhythm game to its Horizon+ subscription service. If you were hoping to jump into Beat Saber’s (2019) massive swath of DLC content though, you’ll ...

Who says workouts have to be boring? These six video games prove you can get fit while having fun, turning playtime into a calorie-burning adventure. From the epic, story-driven quests of Ring Fit ...

In the tradition of Beat Saber comes a new PSVR2 game that turns first person combat into a fitness regime, as you fight the ...