Beat Saberhas been updated to version 0.13.0 which has brought a host of new content and changes to the VR rhythm game.
This DLC pack was confirmed to release todaylast week and is now out for owners of PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, and HTC Vive.Beat Saberis a VR rhythm game in which players slash to the sound of various tracks, the list of which has now expanded. You canread our reviewfor what we thought of the game (spoilers: its pretty great). First of which is the release of new songs underneath Monstercat Music Pack Vol. 1 which is available for $12.99 and introduces ten new songs to the game. They are:
- ‘Boundless’ - Aero Chord
- ‘Emoji VIP’ - Pegboard Nerds
- ‘Epic’ - Tokyo Machine
‘Feeling Stronger (feat. Charlotte Colley) [High Maintenance Remix]’ - Muzzy
‘Overkill’ - RIOT
- ‘Rattlesnake’ - Rogue
- ‘Stronger (feat. Emel)’ - Stonebank
- ‘This Time’ - Kayzo
- ‘Till It’s Over’ - Tristam
- ‘We Won’t Be Alone (feat. Laura Brehm)’ - Feint
These tracks are also avaialble separtely for $1.99 each.
This DLC can also be purchased with the mainBeat Sabergame for $39.99 onPlayStation 4or $29.89 on theOculusstore andSteam.
Separate from the DLC an update released forBeat Saberhas brought it toversion 0.13.0and introduces a single-player campaign mode with 51 missions (which was already included in the PlayStation VR version, 5 new songs from their OST Vol. 2 (also from PSVR), and a few miscellaneous changes listed below:
Unfortunately this update has also broken all mods as of July 28, 2025 at 2:00 PM EST according to the developers post onReddit. Those who desire to continue using mods (which is the main way players have been able to upload their own songs into the game) will have to downgrade their copy on Steam. Modders are working on updating their mods but it could take some time, the developer promises to continue updating the community as they come.
Beat Games Studio also confirmed that they have now sold more than a million copies ofBeat Saberacross all three platforms, a big accomplishment for a VR-only game.
