Never cared about scoring in Beat Saber. To me the game stood out for two reasons: 1) multisensory experience - when you chop the block it's a music+visual+kin

Never cared about scoring in Beat Saber. To me the game stood out for two reasons: 1) multisensory experience - when you chop the block it's a music+visual+kinestetic experience (beat/flash/haptic). That alone was wildly satisfying and worth playing game for 2h hours. 2) simplicity of rules The first thing later was replicated in may apps/games (one I enjoyed a lot is FitXR). But Beat Saber nailed it so good and early, that it's still unbeatable :)