Beat Saber is one of those games that's conceptually simple yet perfectly executed, and it's a combination that's resulted in widespread popularity among virtual reality players. The number of people with a VR headset is relatively small in the grand scheme of things, so for a VR-only title to secure over one million sales is quite the achievement.
That's exactly what Beat Games has just done, as it confirms in the below tweet:
Indeed, at least on PlayStation, the game has been a constant presence among the most popular PSVR games, so it's no surprise to hear it's doing so well across the board. We imagine the DLC song packs, will only boost Beat Saber further. The first of these is available now, and it brings 10 new electronic tracks to the game for £9.99. Alternatively, individual songs can be bought for £1.69 each.
What do you think of Beat Saber's success? Is this a promising sign for VR in general? Slash some blocks in the comments below.
[source twitter.com]
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Very impressive, I'll likely pick it up when I see it in a sale.
I only have 3 words and lots of exclamation marks...
I Love It!!!
Love this game! Already picked up the expansion. Will give it a try tonight.
Great game, I'm not into electronic dance music and felt a little disappointed with the expansion songs to begin with but it fits the game very well and the expansion note maps are very good, especially on expert mode where you feel like you're making the music happen.
I just wish I could find an ingenious way to drink fluid while playing rather than having to remember to pull myself out for a pint of water every 30-45m. Oh and a guide to cleaning your psvr headset would be extremely useful lol..
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