
Moss stands out as one of the best Action/Adventure titles in recent memory.
90
Verdict
95%
Steam
84
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (95% positive from 3K reviews)
Critically acclaimed (84/100 critic average)
Standout indie gem
No significant drawbacks reported
Moss is a virtual reality adventure game developed and published by American video game development studio Polyarc. The game is presented from a blend of first-person and third-person perspectives, with a primary focus on solving puzzles. Moss was released for the PlayStation 4 in February 2018. In June, a PC version featuring high-resolution graphics was released. A PlayStation 5 version was released in February 2023 for the PlayStation VR2.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 3d ago
A unique take on a [i]Legend of Zelda[/i]-esque game that is engaging visually and gameplay-wise. Playing the game is as if you are controlling a shadow play but still having to see what unfolds. I'd definitely recommend this game to any owner of a VR device, as it is one of the VR games that feels like more than a tech demo.
I'm inching closer to the end of this game. Would I recommend it? Yes. It's a well polished 3rd person VR platformer. The graphics and polish are sight worthy and high quality. There are things I don't like: The 2D story telling in the book, breaks immersion and bored me out allways. The controls like aiming for plattform and shooting aiming are sometimes hit and miss and in some sections more like miss miss miss hit which can be annoying. It also is not that VR punching you in the face where the 6dof head and controller tracking is not well utilised. It's like a 2.5VR game for me - I would not show it to friend to catch them on VR as the interaction is missing. Overall it's a good plattformer and enjoyable couch vr. Performance wise, it can be difficult to render at high resolutions even with a good gpu, but at lower res it should be fine. (On a Meganex its great visually)
Runs great on linux
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