Moss: The Forgotten Relic

Super süßes Spiel, ohne Bugs, tolle deutsche Synchro, ganz gute Story . Das letzte Kapitel ist aber für Menschen, die anfällig für Motion Sickness sind, eine echte Katastrophe. Völlig unnötig, dort noch so eine neue Mechanik einzuführen. Vor allem, die (wirklich einfachen) Kämpfe kann man überspringen, diesen Quatsch am Ende da aber nicht.

-ЛЮ-БО-ВЬ- на струнах души! [6]

Like playing inside one of those great animated family films from the 90s. The cutest of games and fantastically animated. This is the only game I've ever considered buying the soundtrack for. You can even play couch co-op with a little controller creativity. My wife plays Quill and I play The Reader. For this reason I can see myself playing this game a couple times.

I actually really enjoyed the first half (Moss: Book I, that is). But I'm afraid the second book let me down quite a lot. The camera is absolutely terrible. It goes for dynamic angles instead of a free cam and it does a terrible job at that because, the dynamic angles block the hint you're supposed to see most of the time. The level design offers a great base to offer puzzles to solve in different ways but they go in the opposite direction and ask you to do certain things in a certain order. So much so that it made me climb over something which was only a couple of feet high and you can jump in this game... And on top of that, the settings are as shallow as a mobile game as you can't do any meaningful adjustments to your experience. TL;DR bad camera, bad puzzles, bad settings and therefore, a bad port.

小老鼠动作还挺细腻的 可爱捏~

Que jogo sensacional! Acabei de terminar o primeiro livro... O fato da Quill interagir com o leitor é simplesmente reconfortante, pois dá ao jogador mais do que uma simples imersão. Você cria um laço com Quill e sente-se acompanhado não só por um personagem de jogo. Porém, por uma grande amiga.

I was all in for all of Book 1, but to go directly into Book 2 and lose your prior abilities is a bad feeling. The game also doesn't really tolerate getting lost (certain platforming mechanics that are cumbersome or impossible to properly reset) and the games collectibles have neither story relevance nor gameplay benefit which robs them of any reward or satisfaction for collecting them. It's not without its virtues, though. I really really liked the setting, controls, and aesthetic.