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Beat Saber (2018) just dropped a massive Metallica music pack, bringing some of the band’s greatest hits to VR’s favorite block-slashing rhythm game.

The Metallica Music Pack is one of the biggest and most expensive to date, priced at $20 for 17 songs or $2 per song. Previously, paid Beat Saber music packs were priced no higher than $15 and typically included around a dozen tracks.

It does however include some of the band’s greatest hits, such as Enter Sandman, Nothing Else Matters, and Master of Puppets, topping out at a runtime of one hour and 41 minutes.

Check out the full track list below:

• Atlas, Rise!
• Battery
• Blackened
• Creeping Death
• Enter Sandman
• Fade to Black
• For Whom the Bell Tolls
• Fuel
• Hit the Lights
• King Nothing
• Lux Æterna
• Master of Puppets
• Nothing Else Matters
• One
• Sad But True
• Seek & Destroy
• The Unforgiven

Tracks include a custom environment ostensibly inspired by the band’s live concerts, including pillars made of a bent metal with support scaffoldings, lasers, fire and lighting effects.

To boot, Meta-owned developer Beat Games says in the DLC’s announcement the Metallica Music Pack includes some of the game’s “most challenging levels.”

In addition to including Arc and Chain notes and supporting multiplayer, the Metallica Music Pack brings a new gameplay feature, called ‘Variable Note Jump Speed’, which changes the speed of incoming blocks depending on the intensity of the song.

Beat Games says Variable Note Jump Speed and its newly introduced ability to change the color of blocks will both be “a regular feature of future Beat Saber levels moving forward.”

If you don’t already own Beat Saber (regularly priced at $30), you can grab the base game bundled with the Metallica Music Pack, discounted to $40 until January 31st, 2025 before it returns to its full price at $45. You can find the bundle over on Quest, PSVR 2 and SteamVR headsets.