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For many players, this will be their very first venture into the world of Moss. For others, it’s a chance to return to a place that has stayed with them long after the credits rolled. Either way, we’re incredibly excited to finally share our handcrafted adventure, Moss: The Forgotten Relic with everyone.

Moss and its sequel Moss: Book II released exclusively for VR platforms in 2018 and 2022, respectively. Moss: The Forgotten Relic combines both these titles in a single package, and re-works them for non-VR displays. While the transition isn’t without its drawbacks, most of what makes both titles as charming as they are survives the…

Along with Sabretooth and the Reavers, Logan will be facing off against a blast from the past.

Moss: The Forgotten Relic launched today across Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Steam — ending eight years as a VR exclusive and making Quill the mouse accessible to the broadest audience the franchise has ever reached, no headset required. Polyarc’s launch announcement confirms all platforms went live…

A PlayStation 4 game first announced in 2016 has just been reaffirmed to still be in development and is “really starting to take shape”, marking an unexpected comeback

More than a decade after it went off the air, Jerseylicious is having an unexpected moment online

If there’s one thing to know about starting Ranking of Kings, it’s that, by the end of Episode 1, you’ll be cheering and, by the end of Episode 2, you’ll be crying. This anime knows how to enthrall and enrapture. Beautiful animation, captivating characters, and a stunning storyline all come together to create a series…

If someone asked you to name the very first video game console, what would you say? The Nintendo Entertainment System? No, that launched in 1983, well into the game industry’s life. The Atari 2600? That might’ve been the first true multi-cart system, but that launched in 1977. Atari’s first “Pong” console? Close, but the real…

Nintendo has never been shy about experimenting with how players interact with games, but one of its most ingenious ideas arrived back on the GameCube — though it never got the attention it deserved. The GameCube-GBA link cable let players connect a Game Boy Advance directly to the GameCube, allowing it to act as a…