Beat Saber is the VR rhythm sport behemoth that may’t be stopped. Simply two months after dropping the Daft Punk music pack, Beat Video games is teasing its subsequent music pack, the free OST 7 pack.
Beat Saber launched as a little-known indie sport in early entry on SteamVR all the best way again in Might 2018. It was clear then that it was one thing particular, however I don’t suppose anybody can say they knew simply how massive it might be—it reportedly surpassed $250 million in lifetime sales as of 2023.
The sport has lengthy since reached its 1.0 model and likewise landed on Quest, PSVR 1, and PSVR 2. Its ‘simple to play, onerous to grasp’ gameplay saved folks coming again for extra, catching the attention of Meta which finally acquired developer Beat Video games in 2019. And although that put VR’s killer app solely within the arms of Meta, the corporate has made good on its promise to maintain Beat Saber a multiplatform sport, providing characteristic parity, equal music pack availability, and even cross-play multiplayer between platforms.
Through the years Beat Saber has seen the discharge of extra music packs, many from main artists. Whereas most are paid, a strong lineup of free packs have been launched through the years, and now Beat Saber is getting one other one.
Beat Video games teased the OST 7 music pack at this time, however provided little greater than “coming quickly.”
All of the earlier ‘OST’ music packs for the sport have been free, and it’s unlikely this one shall be any completely different. Now we have no hints as to what number of or which tracks shall be included, however a lot of the ‘OST’ packs have included authentic and indie music, with a handful of bangers made particularly for the sport.
When it does land, you may look forward to finding the Beat Saber OST 7 music pack on SteamVR, Quest, PSVR, and PSVR 2.
Will Beat Saber nonetheless be pumping out music packs one other six years from now? As unbelievable as that may be (a 12 yr previous VR sport staying related sufficient to proceed to replace) betting in opposition to Beat Saber appears to be a nasty thought.
