Publisher Polyarc has announced Moss: The Forgotten Relic, a consolidated and enhanced release that brings the studio’s VR-originated Moss series to Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC this summer.
The package merges the original Moss and its sequel Moss: Book II into a single, remastered adventure, and arrives with a slate of technical and accessibility updates designed for non-VR platforms.
According to Polyarc, the collection is an "emotional and atmospheric adventure set in the pages of a living storybook," centered on Quill, a small but determined mouse who forms a direct bond with the player.
The release preserves the series’ diorama-like environmental puzzles and mythic tone while adding enhancements tailored to consoles and PC.
What’s included
- Both Moss and Moss: Book II combined into one definitive experience.
- All Twilight Garden downloadable content included.
- Orchestral soundtrack by composer Jason Graves, who scored the original titles.
- Over 160 awards and nominations credited to the Moss franchise, underscoring its critical recognition.
New features and platform changes
Polyarc is shipping an updated build that emphasizes improved visuals and performance for consoles and PC.
The collection introduces newly handcrafted cutscenes and a "Smart Follow" camera system intended to better suit non-VR play.
A notable accessibility addition is the optional "Skip Combat" mode, which allows players to bypass combat encounters if they prefer to focus on exploration and puzzle solving.
Why this matters
Moss began as a VR-exclusive property and won wide acclaim for its blend of intimate storytelling and tactile puzzle design.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic marks the series’ first full debut on consoles and PC, making both entries accessible to players who did not experience the original VR releases.
The compilation’s technical improvements and accessibility options reflect broader industry trends toward platform parity and inclusive design.
Release and where to watch
Polyarc has slated Moss: The Forgotten Relic for a summer release window on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC.
The announcement was accompanied by an updated trailer showcasing the new visual polish and cinematic sequences.
For players, the release will be the first opportunity to play the definitive Moss experience outside of VR on consoles and PC.
For ongoing coverage, check platform storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop and official Polyarc channels for the precise release date and additional launch details.
The package merges the original Moss and its sequel Moss: Book II into a single, remastered adventure, and arrives with a slate of technical and accessibility updates designed for non-VR platforms.
According to Polyarc, the collection is an "emotional and atmospheric adventure set in the pages of a living storybook," centered on Quill, a small but determined mouse who forms a direct bond with the player.
The release preserves the series’ diorama-like environmental puzzles and mythic tone while adding enhancements tailored to consoles and PC.
What’s included
- Both Moss and Moss: Book II combined into one definitive experience.
- All Twilight Garden downloadable content included.
- Orchestral soundtrack by composer Jason Graves, who scored the original titles.
- Over 160 awards and nominations credited to the Moss franchise, underscoring its critical recognition.
New features and platform changes
Polyarc is shipping an updated build that emphasizes improved visuals and performance for consoles and PC.
The collection introduces newly handcrafted cutscenes and a "Smart Follow" camera system intended to better suit non-VR play.
A notable accessibility addition is the optional "Skip Combat" mode, which allows players to bypass combat encounters if they prefer to focus on exploration and puzzle solving.
Why this matters
Moss began as a VR-exclusive property and won wide acclaim for its blend of intimate storytelling and tactile puzzle design.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic marks the series’ first full debut on consoles and PC, making both entries accessible to players who did not experience the original VR releases.
The compilation’s technical improvements and accessibility options reflect broader industry trends toward platform parity and inclusive design.
Release and where to watch
Polyarc has slated Moss: The Forgotten Relic for a summer release window on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC.
The announcement was accompanied by an updated trailer showcasing the new visual polish and cinematic sequences.
For players, the release will be the first opportunity to play the definitive Moss experience outside of VR on consoles and PC.
For ongoing coverage, check platform storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop and official Polyarc channels for the precise release date and additional launch details.
