The best and one of the most critically acclaimed PS5, PS4 VR game is ending support on PlayStation platforms. Beat Games has announced that Beat Saber will no longer get PSVR, PSVR2 updates starting ...

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 ...

The announcement didn’t explain why support will be ending. It just said that this decision came ahead of “the next big leap” for the title. It also confirmed that the game isn’t being delisted. The ...

Fan-favorite rhythm game Beat Saber is ending support for PlayStation consoles. From here on in, you shouldn't expect any further updates or music packs if you play on PS4 or PS5, and from January 21, ...

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One analyst calls it ‘a death knell for any VR device’. Beat Games has shared ominous news for PSVR and PSVR 2 gamers. They updated their FAQ with this information: As we look to the future and plan ...

Jan ‘Split’ Ilavsky, founder of Beat Games and creator behind VR’s favorite block-slashing rhythm game Beat Saber (2018), left the studio late last month, stepping down from his position as the game’s ...

While its simple premise hasn’t changed, Beat Saber has only gotten better with the addition of new song packs. Even before its 1.0 release, Beat Saber was an incredibly popular game, becoming Steam’s ...

Remember the times when we were told video games rot our brains? Well, now they're helping develop them, at least according to a new study from Cognitive Science which shows spending time in Beat ...