Moss: The Forgotten Relic Reviews
Moss: The Forgotten Relic doesn't completely replace the virtual reality experience. The absence of a headset reduces the sense of presence, makes exploration more direct, and weakens some of the closeness between the reader and Quill. It also highlights the simplicity of the first book, especially in its combat and the low variety of enemies. Even so, the charm remains. Quill continues to be an extremely charismatic protagonist, the world retains its visual identity, and the relationship between character and player still produces moments capable of bringing a smile. When Book II enters the scene, the adventure gains more variety, better puzzles, bosses, and a more elaborate narrative.
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Moss: The Forgotten Relic is a really great collection of some of the best VR action/adventure games out there. They have heart, whimsy, partnership, and joy. I do absolutely recommend playing these games. However, if you do have a VR headset or access to one, I still recommend playing those versions as it adds so much more to the experience.