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I'm Glad That Moss Is On Console Now, But It's Not The Same

Moss: The Forgotten Relic transitions from VR to traditional consoles, sparking a debate on the translation of the experience.

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The brief

Moss: The Forgotten Relic has launched on consoles, including PS5, Xbox, PC, and Switch 2, after spending eight years as a VR title. Coverage from Tech Times and Polygon emphasizes that a smart camera enables the gameplay to work on consoles, with Polygon describing the transition as successful.

However, Kotaku notes that the console experience is not the same as the original VR version. Future developments depend on the critical reception of the Switch 2 version and the broader adoption of the title across the various supported platforms.

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Quick answers

Which platforms can play Moss: The Forgotten Relic?

The game is available on PS5, Xbox, PC, and Switch 2.

How long was the game exclusive to VR?

According to Tech Times, it spent eight years in VR before the console launch.

What technology allows the game to function on consoles?

Tech Times reports that a smart camera makes the transition work.

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Moss: The Forgotten Relic PS5 Switch 2 VR Gaming

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