Sahima can go to the next room and use the planks to get across the ice. After all waves of enemies are defeated, the barrier will deactivate and the cannon will retreat. There will also be other enemies that spawn from the openings around the perimeter of the arena. There will be a cannon that shoots proximity mines, so Sahima can either step close and run away, or throw the Chakram at it to set it off at a safe distance. The next section is a combat challenge with a new enemy. When the charged-up Chakram is thrown, it will stick into walls and other surfaces, so players will need to hit the attack button again to call it back. The Reader will need to activate the charge attack, then Sahima can throw her Chakram across the gap to hit the orb. Sahima needs to stand near the purple barrier and face the orb, then hold down the attack button.
From the starting ledge, Sahima can climb down and go to the right side of the screen, then climb up the vines. The orb with a purple stripe across the middle can be broken to move on. Sahima will be standing on a ledge looking toward the castle when players gain control of her. Related: Moss Book 2 Interview: Art Director Chris Alderson & Senior Designer Doug Burton Eventually, players will get to control Sahima, and they can try out her unique new Chakram weapons in Moss: Book 2. Sahima is reluctant at first, so a few scenes will play where the Reader is chasing after her to convince her to help. In order to reunite with Quill, the Reader must team up with Sahima and protect the last piece of magical glass from Tylan. Gameplay wise you will be surprised with the new mechanics and some other stuff that I won't spoil here, but I can tell that motion controls are involved a bit more with platforming that demands coordination with two controllers to complete.After Quill falls from Tylan's attack and loses her glass pieces, the Reader will be separated from her. It certainly doesn't remind me this is a port or downgraded in any way while playing. I often lean in for the fine details and some grand areas leave me stunned for a moment, animations are lifelike and make me smile every time.
I played 3 hours with a 3080ti, game looks just as good as Book one if not better. The trailer and screenshots posted here don't do the game justice. I'm sure gameplay wise it doesn't matter, but if Moss2 on PC doesn't live up to Moss1 on PC, i'd be really disappointed. One of the neatest things about Moss1 was how great it looked on PC - When I finally got a quest, I bought Moss1 for that too and while the game play was the same, you could totally see the differences from the very first scene with the reflections in the water. In the trailer the mouse looks very low poly, the whole game appears to have a lack of detail. Originally posted by Jack:I came here wondering the same thing - the Trailer video here looks terrible (quality wise)
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