When she shows her discovery to her grandfather he finds it to be a foreboding omen and sets off to fight an impending evil. When she finds a magical glass shard while exploring she becomes bonded to the reader. Very quickly, you learn that the mice-folk that inhabit this world were driven from their castle and kingdom by a great evil.Īfter getting a brief history lesson, players meet the real hero of this tale, Quill, a young and impetuous mouse who’s lived her entire life in a forest village with her grandfather. Players take on the role of a nameless reader at a desk in a large library who has somehow become enthralled in the tale of Moss. Whether you're an experienced VR veteran or not, anybody can play through these with ease.Storywise, Moss is one part Neverending Story and one part Secret of Nimh with a small dash of the Mice of the Templar comic book thrown in for good measure. Moss & Moss Book II are absolutely wonderful games to experience and using the PSVR 2 to do so is the definitive way to do it. For real, I just wanted to pick her up and hug her.
They're emotional, adorable, and wholesome, and I'm not sure I've ever connected with a character in VR as I did with Quill. But the experience had within each of them is like no other. It has to be said that the games themselves are a little on the short side, with little-to-no replayability factor. The PSVR 2 versions of both games have some pretty great updates, including improved haptics in both the sense controllers and the headset itself, adaptive trigger support, eye tracking, foveated rendering, and increased field of view as well as general lighting and visual improvements.
Book II starts where Moss ended, so you need to have played the first to understand what is going on, and that's why it's great that you can purchase the two games as a bundle on PSVR 2. Admittedly, Moss: Book II is the better of the two games, but only because Book II expands on everything great within the first and makes it an almost perfect experience.
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