The VR platformer Moss and its sequel are transitioning to standard consoles this summer. The release will include both games along with additional DLC content.
Moss, the charming VR platformer that debuted on PlayStation VR, will expand beyond virtual reality with a console release. The bundle arrives this summer and packages the original game with its sequel, offering players access to both titles in one collection.
The console versions will also include DLC content, providing additional value for those picking up the bundle. This move marks a significant expansion for the franchise, bringing the series to a broader audience beyond VR headset owners.
Moss has maintained a dedicated following since its original release, with the sequel continuing the story of Quill, the game's protagonist mouse. The transition to standard consoles removes the VR requirement, making the games more accessible to console gamers who may not have invested in virtual reality hardware.
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