Moss II VR

This game may not be long, but it is gold. The puzzles are nice. The environment is fantastic. The combat is a little simple, and the story is great. I don't regret playing this one bit.

One of the best vr games around.

still critical bug in last chapter

Loved the first Moss and this was an upgrade in every way. The way the new weapons and moves were integrated is great. A bit beefier length wise than the first as well. A satisfying (and a little melancholy) conclusion to the story.

Good sequel. They sure wring a lot of emotion out of this little mouse character. Less specifically linear than part 1, meaning you will be backtracking for completion, but it won't be too far out of the way. The little secret pages were made visually easier to spot, which is nice, but not so much that they're trivial to find. Gives a level-by-level breakdown of where they are, as well as the magic sparkles, which helps a lot. Controls are still a bit iffy to me, thumbstick direction takes into account head direction but not hand direction, which again means you have to keep your hand straight or be keeping track of the angles in your head. Following the head direction is bothersome too, because if you're running along an edge and glance over to the other side of the area you're liable to fall off. Would love to see options for mixing and matching world/head/controller rotation. Took about 5 hours to beat the game, another hour and a half to get the collectibles and most achievements. While the game overall is well done, thematically it feels like a middle chapter, introducing new characters and aspects of the world, but then closes out more like an abrupt ending. It felt like there was a longer arc being set up through the first game and most of this game, and while the ending is technically "open" in some ways the arc itself seems to have concluded. I'd understand the studio not wanting to spend all their time making 4-5 "books" of the same game, but that's what it felt like would be happening, and I was into the idea! Alas. Anyway, would recommend.

This is a superb follow on to Moss 1 VR. The developers did an unbelievable job keeping the great parts of Moss 1, enhancing them and creating new matter in the same genre that continues to hold your interest and experience the fun of Moss 1. If you even remotely liked the first edition, you are going to love this follow on product. If you played the first one, you NEED to get this one too! This version adds another mouse character and multiple weapons for use by both mice. In case my review for Moss 1 is not available, I copied it below for your convenience: Moss is a great VR game. The diorama like lands that you go through are clear, colorful, mood setting and appropriate. The play is intuitive with you playing the part of a “reader” who helps a little mouse named Quill battle to save her uncle and land. An innovative inclusion by the developers is that Quill often helps you out with gestures and sounds to determine your next direction or action. I used the Valve Index “knuckles” VR controllers and they were very responsive during the game. I accessed the game through my PC and Steam with the Vive Pro 2 headset. The game downloaded and played without any crashes or freezes. The commands are easy to learn with no noticeable time lag. The only MINOR problem was getting the shooting crabs to fire in the right direction. This is a great story that kept my interest throughout. The boss challenges are intense but due to the programmed save check points, they are not extremely frustrating. Once you figure out their weaknesses, they can be defeated. Buy this game and you won’t be disappointed!

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