Beat Saber updates his Panic! At The Disco pack with six new songs

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Beat Games today announced the addition of six new songs to one of its Beat Saber music packs. Specifically, the developer is increasing its Panic! At The Disco music pack with more band songs, more than doubled the number of tracks for fans. In addition, the scenes that accompany the songs have been redesigned to stand out more from the rest of the packs.

New tracks include "Hey Look Ma, I Made It", "Say Amen (Saturday Night)", "Viva Las Vengeance", "Dancing's Not A Crime", "Sugar Soaker" and "Crazy = Genius". Previous PATD songs available on Beat Saber are "Emperor's New Clothes", "High Hopes", "The Greatest Show", and "Victorious". Unfortunately, they are not free: these additional songs can be purchased for $7.79 for those who already own the original version of the pack or $1.99 individually.

The new environment update also gives PATD songs stunning pink and green blocks and a brighter environment. This is available for all songs, including the four original songs in the pack.

This is the second time Beat Saber has updated one of its existing music packs with more songs, having updated the Imagine Dragons pack in February. In this case, the update only included two songs - "Bones" and "Enemy" - so it's a much bigger addition. This means it's likely that Beat Games may expand other music packs in the future. Many of the artists he created such packs for are still creating new music.

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I personally would be happy if they updated the classic rock pack with even more songs. Led Zeppelin's "Black Dog" looks like it was made for Beat Saber.

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