Beat Saber

I’m not saying that the reveal of Beat Saber ’s " biggest update ever " was timed to coincide with a swell of VR interest induced by the new Steam Frame . But I am going to infer it, without evidence, before immediately moving on to what the sweaty sword-slashing rhythm game can expect when said update lands in Spring of 2027. First and foremost is an entire new mode, Flux. This sees Beat Saber ditch the sabers and dial up the beating, demanding your own bare hands punch, prod, and slap their way through notes. A Beat Saber Unarmed build, basically. Looks fun! If probably no less tiring. Read more

Arriving sometime in Spring 2027, the awesome VR rhythm game Beat Saber is set for one of the biggest updates it's ever had. Read the full article here:

Hey players,Today we're pulling back the curtain on the biggest update in Beat Saber's history — a brand new mode, a brand new way to play, and a lot more.Flux — an all-new way to playFlux is the biggest addition since Beat Saber's full release in 2019. It's a new single-player experience built around hand tracking, where your hands become the weapons.You'll wield Flux Powers like the Flux Tether, which channels power between your palms to slice through notes in time with the beat. That power also surges to your left and right hands, which you'll use to punch through other note targets. Destroying notes builds Jolt energy — squeeze your fists while slicing to trigger a Jolt and earn big scores.Prefer controllers? Flux supports them, too.Flux launches with 35 songs from the Original Soundtracks, Extras, and Anniversary packs — including tracks from Lindsey Stirling, Teminite, DragonForce, Haywyre, Camellia, and Boom Kitty, plus in-house tracks from Jaroslav Beck and Zakka G. More Flux songs are planned after launch. A refreshed CampaignWe've completely refreshed the single-player Campaign for new and veteran players alike. It now weaves in a light

Hey players,Update v1.45.1 is now available. With this release, Beat Saber moves to a newer version of Unity, which keeps the game on a supported engine version and gives us a better foundation for future updates.This update also includes a range of bug fixes across platforms, covering rendering and mirror settings as well as a long list of Level Editor improvements for our mapping community. Read the full release notes below. See you on the leaderboards!RELEASE NOTES:- Updated: Upgraded the game to Unity 6000.3.19f1- Fixed: Audio corruption when exiting the Credits to the help screen- Fixed: Bloom and fog stereo rendering was broken on Bigscreen Beyond- Fixed: Higher frametimes and GPU usage- Fixed: Lattice environment lasers were missing on high and medium mirror settings- Fixed: High and medium mirror presets with no bloom failed to display obstacles- Fixed: High and medium mirror presets displayed incorrect colors with bloom enabled- Fixed: Render scale setting did not work correctly Level Editor:- Added: All Axes Toggle button, forcing all new group events to use all axes by default- Updated: Index Filter inputs now clamp to valid ranges, the Limit field shows a percent sign,