A beautiful looking new puzzle-platforming adventure, Moss: The Forgotten Relic is arriving in July and now it is Steam Deck Verified. There's a demo available so you can try it out right now.
What exactly is it? Moss: The Forgotten Relic is an emotional and atmospheric adventure set in the pages of a living storybook shaped by ancient magic and forgotten dangers. This brings together the VR games Moss and Moss: Book II in a singular package without the need of VR (so anyone can play it). The Forgotten Relic covers the full journey of Quill, a young mouse who is thrust into a perilous journey to save her world from arcane forces.
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Game Highlights:
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- Explore a Fallen Kingdom — Venture through a mythic land marked by the ruins of an ancient realm slowly being reclaimed by nature
- Guide a Hero Who Sees You — Form a powerful bond with Quill, a small but courageous mouse who looks to you for guidance, protection, and trust at every step of her unforgettable journey
- Embark on a Timeless Tale — Uncover hidden secrets, navigate mysterious places, and confront arcane forces in an intimate and epic fable inspired by classic fantasy adventures that features an enchanting orchestral soundtrack by Jason Graves
- Solve Environmental Puzzles — Traverse through handcrafted, diorama-like realms filled with tactile puzzles, hidden paths, and ancient mechanisms woven into the world
- Face Arcane Threats — Confront formidable Arcane creatures forged from steel and magic, with the addition of a “skip combat” accessibility setting for those who simply want to enjoy the story
- Experience Moss as a Singular, Definitive Adventure — Moss: The Forgotten Relic brings Moss, Moss: Book II, and Twilight Garden DLC together as one complete, enhanced experience debuting on PC and console for the first time
- A New Perspective — New for Moss: The Forgotten Relic, witness handcrafted cinematography through newly designed cutscenes and camera systems, alongside modernized visuals and platform-specific enhancements
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Really recommend these ones in VR, charming games that feel like handling a living toy in a fantasy world. With this conversion to flat screens, I guess they are trying to show more people what the fuss is about (and get more income in the process, now that VR sales hasn't pulled off as expected).
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