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

Oh man, where do I even start with this? So, XR Games just kinda threw open the doors on their rhythm game, BEATABLE. You know that feeling when you’re just banging away on a desk—like, literally smacking it to the rhythm? That’s what this game does. No controllers, just you, a Quest 2, and your poor desk. Hope it’s ready.

Anyway, back in April or thereabouts, they dropped five songs. Yeah, five—like a teaser, I guess. Fast forward to now, and boom, the floodgates have opened with this big update. I’m talking more songs, new features, the whole shebang. Even lets you make your own tracks! DIY vibes kicking in.

And what’s wild is that it uses a table as a VR haptic thingy. Genius or madness? You decide. But it’s kinda cool. You’re there flailing your arms, clapping at invisible stuff, maybe looking a little unhinged. Honestly? Fun.

Oh, and speaking of songs—24 tracks total now. Half of ’em were there before; the rest are fresh out of the musical oven. Anime sounds, headbangers, all that jazz. Go see for yourself. It’s on Spotify if you’re curious.

Remember when folks first tried it out in April (seems like eons ago, right?), everyone was grumbling about precision. But XR Games went and tuned it like an old guitar—gesture detection, visuals, everything—so everything’s tighter now.

So, if you’ve got ten bucks lying around, the Horizon Store’s got Beatable waiting for you. Maybe your desk will hate you a little, but hey, you get to play maestro with your hands. Enjoy the madness!