Beat Saber now features multiplayer mode

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One of the most successful PlayStation VR games, a rhythm and skill title Beat Saber Beat Games now supports multiplayer.

Up to five players compete against each other to continually increase their scores. For the first time, the game also features avatars to express your personal style.

In addition to the option of competing against other players, the multiplayer mode also offers the following features:

  • Multiplayer badge: How did everyone do in the match? Check who worked most precisely and who was the slowest. Everyone gets the badge they deserve.
  • Exciting results screen: Enjoy the fireworks while you celebrate side by side on the winner's podium.
  • The ability to set custom colors in multiplayer: Choose your favorite color for dice and sabers.

And since it fits so well with the current season, a brand-new Halloween song, "Spooky Beat" by Jaroslav Beck, has been added to the tracklist, which is set in a Halloween environment. This is, of course, also available in multiplayer.

“We would like to thank the PS VR community for their patient support since we began developing the multiplayer mode. Developing this feature was very complex, and we are excited to finally share it with you and welcome new players online. See you in multiplayer!”

Beat Games

As usual, a PlayStation Plus account is required to play multiplayer.

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