00:00MOSS 2 picks up the story immediately from the end of the first part. It's not required
00:19if you haven't played the first part as the story gets explained to you at the beginning
00:24but for the better experience I would recommend playing Moss first. Now I really can't get
00:29over how spectacular this game is. If you like Moss the first game then this one will
00:34blow your mind. It just looks so stunning. The attention to details everywhere in this
00:41game are remarkable. Make sure you have a good look around with your head with each
00:45scene you go to. I especially love how the hall that you read your book in changes in
00:51looks with each new chapter. Now if you're unfamiliar with Moss series you are playing
00:58The Reader and going on adventures with an adorable little mouse called Quill. Together
01:04you will fight battles and solve puzzles. You will not only control Quill through this
01:09adventure but you as The Reader will be required to lend a hand from above by moving platforms,
01:16opening doors, even holding back enemies. This game has also stepped up from the first
01:23game in terms of how involved The Reader gets. There is a lot more to get interactive
01:28with but I won't give away all the new stuff and I will let you discover it as you play.
01:34Also Quill herself gets a few more things she can do from the first game but again I
01:39don't want to give all her secrets away but as you progress through the game both Quill
01:44and The Reader gain more powers. Also there is a new character that's introduced halfway
01:50into the game. Now could this be an introduction for a future co-op play? The size of this
01:56game is big with lots of varied scenarios and you can expect to get around 5-6 hours
02:02of playtime out of Moss 2. The controls are exactly the same as the first game but with
02:09some more added for learning the new powers. The basics are very simple but some of the
02:15newer powers may catch you out a few times as you try them out. The puzzles are similar
02:20to the way they work in the first Moss game but also they differ and some of them will
02:25require a little more thought and patience but they are not impossible or frustrating.
02:31The balance seems to be very good. The story once again is told via books between your
02:37adventures and everything is narrated just perfectly. The story just fits like a glove
02:43beautifully along to the gameplay. Now I really would have loved to have seen some more custom
02:48choices for Quill herself, like hidden items out in the world that you could find to change
02:54her outfits, hats, boots and swords and so on. Sometimes those little choices make a
03:00difference. I do love this series and I hope they will continue to make many more Moss
03:06games and maybe give her a bow and arrow or a crossbow, even introduce co-op mode. I'd
03:13also like to see more variants in enemies and maybe introduce traps of some sorts. Imagine
03:19a game of Quill goes to the city on an adventure. I really do think this series has so much
03:26to offer in future games. I also believe that there's bags of potential for some great
03:32pass through gameplay. So on that note I score Moss 2 a 43 out of 45. You can find my scoring
03:41system in the description section below. Now please tap that like button if you found
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