You're then freed up to move your body any which way you need to dodge those bullets and send plenty of your own to meet their mark on each and every enemy along the way. Rather, you'll stand in the center of the room as your character progresses through a linear path. Like Beat Saber, you won't be walking around these levels. It's an adrenaline rush like few other games and a great way to get some exercise for your bottom half after the top half has been decimated by a few Beat Saber songs. So whether it's The Matrix or a Clint Eastwood Wild West flick, players will find their character automatically progressing through levels as they duck, dodge, and weave around bullets flying at them from all angles. That's because most of Pistol Whip's levels are deeply inspired by popular action movies. Pistol Whip feels like the embodiment of any given action scene out of a John Wick movie. In fact, Pistol Whip doesn't refer to each level as a "song," instead, they are scenes. In many ways, Pistol Whip feels like the embodiment of any given action scene out of a John Wick movie. While there are plenty of titles to choose from, few are as unique as Pistol Whip. Once you get the action rhythm game bug, it's hard to put it aside. It's a game that's going nowhere anytime soon - even though it's nearly half a decade old at this point - and that's great for everyone who loves it and simply cannot get enough.
That means the company constantly pumps out (opens in new tab) new music packs (opens in new tab) and regularly hires community members to map out new songs. But that's ok because it's totally addictive, a ton of fun, and is incredibly well-supported thanks to the fact that it's the single best-selling Quest 2 game (opens in new tab) ever. Half a dozen difficulty levels for most songs cover the gamut of skill levels, and players can even play many levels in special 90-degree, 180-degree, or 360-degree rulesets that will have you twirling around the room as you slice to the beat.įair warning, it's quite a workout, and your arms will likely be sore more times than you can count. In its most basic form, Beat Saber is a game where you slice colored blocks with laser swords (sabers), each slice coinciding with the beat of the music that's playing. It's a game that needs very little explanation or time to get immersed in, yet, takes months (or years) of practice to truly master the game. You know exactly what you're supposed to do from the moment you put on the headset and jump into the game. The game is synonymous with VR for a reason.
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