In Moss: Book 2, they’re just challenging enough. Not to sound like a broken record, but the puzzles? They’re well designed too! Often puzzles in a game like this can be a bit frustrating, expecting you to make a leap of logic that you just weren’t anticipating and leaving you at a loss for an extended period of time. You probably shouldn’t cry into your VR headset… There are even moments where she gets very upset and due to the phenomenal animation and tiny crying sounds, I actually found myself tearing up a little. She just has so much character, whether it’s her little celebrations after combat or your ability to give her adorable high fives.
It’s genuinely remarkable how strongly you empathise with Quill throughout. If the game wasn’t so strong in all of its areas, the story would be its highlight. Moss: Book 2 picks up right after the events of the previous game, with Quill finding herself on a quest to collect five magic pieces of glass so she can save the world of Moss from the Arcane army. Moss: Book 2 takes the foundation of the original game and improves on it in just about every way. This is partly due to the unnervingly strong connection you develop with Quill, the aforementioned mouse, but also due to some creative combat and puzzles that make excellent use of both the VR headset and of tracking the DualShock 4. Releasing just over four years ago on PSVR, the mousey adventure of Moss remains one of the platform’s must play games.
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