This is a downloadable content (DLC) pack for the virtual reality rhythm game, Beat Saber. It specifically adds the song "What I've Done" by Linkin Park to the game's available music library. The primary new content is the inclusion of the song "What I've Done" by Linkin Park, which translates into a new set of beatmaps designed for Beat Saber's core gameplay loop, featuring directional blocks and obstacles that players must slash in time with the music. This DLC is not a standalone experience; it requires the base game, Beat Saber, to be owned and installed on a compatible platform. Once installed, the new song and its associated beatmaps are accessible through the main game's song selection menu.

What is the core gameplay loop?

The gameplay remains consistent with the established Beat Saber formula. Players are immersed in a virtual environment and are presented with a continuous stream of incoming blocks, each color-coded for one of two lightsabers (left or right). Players must swing their virtual lightsabers to slice these blocks in the direction indicated by arrows on the blocks. Missed blocks or incorrect slices result in a penalty. The objective is to achieve a high score by accurately and precisely slicing blocks to the rhythm of the music.

What new content does it add?

The primary new content is the inclusion of the song "What I've Done" by Linkin Park. This translates into a new set of beatmaps designed for Beat Saber's core gameplay loop, featuring directional blocks and obstacles that players must slash in time with the music.

How does it integrate with the main game?

This DLC is not a standalone experience. It requires the base game, Beat Saber, to be owned and installed on a compatible platform. Once installed, the new song and its associated beatmaps are accessible through the main game's song selection menu, allowing players to jump in and play it as part of their regular Beat Saber sessions.

What is the release status and availability?

As of September 13, 2025, this content is unreleased. Information regarding specific release dates, available platforms, or developers/publishers is not yet publicly available.