Quill, our heroic warrior mouse, is itching to continue her fight to free the land of Moss from the clutches of the evil Arcane and you, the Reader, are once again right by her side. Watch on YouTube Here's Ian playing through a whopping 90 minutes from the start of Moss 2.Īfter a brief recap from the narrator in the same cavernous library from the first game, the story picks up where the original left off.

It’s the sequel to one of my favourite VR games of all time - yet news of its arrival barely caused a ripple of excitement, even from within the VR sphere. And that’s why Moss: Book 2 feels like it launched with more of a squeak than the bang it deserves. With its new controllers and camera-free tracking promising a much better experience overall, it makes sense to think that developers would be prepping games to launch with that, rather than catering to a headset that’s about to become obsolete. I know mine certainly has.Ĭhances are this drought of games is due to the impending release of the PSVR 2. Due to the minimal longevity of VR games in general and this drip-feeding of new experiences, it’s a safe bet to say that a lot of people’s PSVR headsets have been gathering dust for a while. Nowadays, the hustle and bustle of the PSVR storefront is long gone and decent new releases, hell, even bad to medium releases, are few and far between. Multiple new releases were popping up each week offering a wide variety of experiences and it felt like an exciting new era of gaming was being born (quite literally) right in front of our eyes.

At that point its community was alive and vibrant. The original Moss released just over four years ago and back then the PSVR’s landscape was a very different place. The PSVR gets its swan song with Moss: Book 2, a charming follow-up to one of the platform's best.

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