<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Beat Saber by Beat Games will no longer release new content on PlayStation VR and PS VR2.</li><li>Multiplayer support will end for both headsets on January 21, 2026.</li><li>Lady Gaga's “Abracadabra” is the final DLC update for both PSVR and PS VR2.</li><li>The decision to stop updates for PS4 and PS5 versions will start in June 2025.</li><li>10 million people now own Beat Saber on Oculus Quest alone.</li><li>The game's success made it the best-selling Quest game of all time.</li><li>Meta's cost-cutting strategy may have influenced the decision.</li><li>Meta has previously ceased development on other VR games like Onward.</li><li>Beat Saber and its DLC packs will continue to be available on PlayStation headsets.</li><li>The Quest and PC VR versions of Beat Saber remain unaffected.</li><li>No further revenue figures have been shared since it reached $255 million in 2023.</li><li>Despite the changes, Beat Saber is still available for purchase.</li><li>Steam releases for Beat Saber will continue as normal.</li><li>Customer support for Beat Saber on PlayStation will still be provided.</li><li>The move follows Meta's trend of cutting costs across Oculus Studios.</li></ul>

Beat Saber Is Ending PlayStation VR & PS VR2 Support

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