It's a great experience with mods, but I don't think I've ever had this many problems modding a game before, and that's coming from someone who fighted for their life with Minecraft modding when they were 12.

I only play occasionally which means that every single time I've been wanting to play Beat Saber for the past two years I've had to reinstall my mods and fight with the very unstable "Mod Assistant" you have to use. They are at the moment allowing people to switch to a legacy branch and therefore get rid of all the incoming updates so I'm hoping that I won't have to reinstall anything for quite a while - but considering Beat Games' history with keeping legacy branches I don't have much faith in this method being sustainable.

I'm not really sure if I should make this review positive or not since I do enjoy the game, but I feel like that enjoyment is only saved by mods and the fact that Beat Saber happened to be the first rhythm game for VR. All official songs are at the moment $400, I think that speaks for itself.