Hand-Tracking Rhythm Game ‘BEATABLE’ Exits Early Access on Quest with Major Update

Sure thing, let’s dive in and see what XR Games is cooking with “BEATABLE.” So, they’ve finally tossed it out of early access over on Quest. I mean, have you ever thought a table could be your partner in rhythm crime? No controllers needed—just you, a Quest 2, and some funky beats. Honestly, might just be laziness disguised as genius. I’m into it.

They’ve packed this baby with new features too. There’s this whole new custom song thing. You can make your own tracks, compete with buddies. I tried to be Mozart once. Didn’t pan out. But maybe this is my second chance?

By the way, they’ve upped their musical game to a neat 24 songs now. Half of them were already out there in early access. Spotify’s got the list if you’re curious—anime fans might get a kick from Kudo Haruka. And there’s something loud from Mikee Goodman. Ever wonder if they pick these tracks while sleep-deprived?

I messed around with the early access version—precision kind of sucked. But hey, doesn’t it always? Now they’ve tweaked this gesture thingy, so you’re supposed to keep the beat. We’ll see. And visuals? They say it’s all snazzier. Whatever that means. Better not feel like watching paint dry.

Thinking of snatching it up? It’s over on the Horizon Store for Quest 2—ten bucks. Cheaper than a pizza. Unless you’re into cheap pizza. Then we need to talk.