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Moss: The Forgotten Relic does a great job bringing two wonderful adventures to more players. It has a beautiful world and story with puzzles and action that are always rewarding.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic successfully brings one of VR's finest adventures to everyone, preserving its emotional storytelling, ingenious puzzles, and...
In our review of Moss: The Forgotten Relic, learn how the cutest mouse handles dungeon crawling now that she's free from VR.
A repackaging of both the original Moss and its sequel Moss: Book II, The Forgotten Relic looks to welcome more gamers into the world of the little white mouse named Quill, but does this transition to the PS5 controller pay dividends, or should it have stayed confined to virtual reality?
Previously exclusive to platforms with VR devices, the adventure can now be played by anyone in its new version.
The Forgotten Relic is an ambitious VR-less makeover that manages to keep most of what made the original games special.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic makes the transition from VR well. Simple, yet interesting puzzles and combat, and great performance on Steam Deck.
A smooth remake that doesn’t feel compromised by breaking free of its VR-exclusive origins.
Having Moss and Moss: Book II together in one package is, from a narrative perspective, a much improved way to experience these games. Moss: Book II is less of a sequel and more just the second half of Moss. The original game cuts off somewhat unceremoniously so being able to immediately swap over to Book II greatly improves that element of the presentation. The move to non-VR displays clearly hasn’t been the easiest for a game so inherently built for VR. And even with that in mind, there are some clear areas where this misses the mark. Still, if you can get past the awkward moments, the Swi…
Two games originally created for VR have come together in a collection adapted for mainstream platforms, showing you that the personification of courage can have a mustache and four paws.
The two Moss games are considered true VR classics. Can these games enchant us even without a VR headset? Find out in this review!
Review: Originally made for VR, Moss: The Forgotten Relic bundles up two games and makes them playable on your TV to some success.
Our Moss: The Forgotten Relic Review will let you know what we thought of this VR-free re-release of the classic mousey adventure.