I don't know, if you include Magic the Gathering in the card games pile it's definitely competitive on the "richness"[0] spectrum against most video games.
Though in the current apocalypse, there's been an uptick in video game forms of Magic, and even a sharp rise in people playing over the internet by pointing a webcam at their table.
[0]: Pun not intended, but it's undeniably also expensive...
Which is why I think lumping all video games into a single category is meaningless. Beat Saber and Minecraft have little in common.
They're both high profile VR games.
Beat Sabor is one of the first "killer app" VR games, with a clear goal with emphasis on reaction time and immersion using the VR tech behind it.
Both are played very differently, the former a game you come back to to refine your work over and over in a creative way, the other using reaction time to score better.
Missing the point, or making a joke?
Having never heard of Beat Sabor, this made me think it sounds like Guitar Hero. YouTube confirms. I really did not ever get the appeal of GH, but BS looks pretty fun.