This is the game that got me into VR.

If you own a PC VR headset and don't own this game, you probably wasted the cash you spent on a VR headset. Most VR games (with maybe 2 exceptions) feel like early access games or demo games, that have core gamplay implemented at some level, but severely lack polish.

Beat saber doesn't aim for stellar graphics, amazing physics or tons of mechanics. It does 1 thing and it does it REALLY well. Modding completes this game, because it allows others (and You if you're willing to put in the effort) to add any song to the game. This game is wasted on platforms like PSVR that don't support modding.

A word of warning to Valve Index or more specifically Index Knuckle users:
If you have a light grip (the kind you would use for a VR wand) and not a tight knuckle grip, you'll have to work around the knuckles as a proper knuckle grip restricts the movements (unless you do these really unhealthy wrist twist + rotation combo).
If you want to know what I mean, put on your knuckle and try to do a downward swing using your wrist. You should feel that you get limited and if you push further your hand changes orientation.
I hold my knuckles incorrectly, by essentially picking them up in a way that leaves the outer arc of the controller in front of my fist to use the light grip.

This is the game that got me into VR. If you own a PC VR headset and don't own this game, you probably wasted the cash you spent on a VR headset. Most VR games (with maybe 2 exceptions) feel like early access games or demo games, that have core gamplay implemented at some level, but severely lack polish. Beat saber doesn't aim for stellar graphics, amazing physics or tons of mechanics. It does 1 thing and it does it REALLY well. Modding completes this game, because it allows others (and You if you're willing to put in the effort) to add any song to the game. This game is wasted on platforms like PSVR that don't support modding. A word of warning to [b]Valve Index[/b] or more specifically Index Knuckle users: If you have a light grip (the kind you would use for a VR wand) and not a tight knuckle grip, you'll have to work around the knuckles as a proper knuckle grip restricts the movements (unless you do these really unhealthy wrist twist + rotation combo). If you want to know what I mean, put on your knuckle and try to do a downward swing using your wrist. You should feel that you get limited and if you push further your hand changes orientation. I hold my knuckles incorrectly, by essentially picking them up in a way that leaves the outer arc of the controller in front of my fist to use the light grip.