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Moss: Book II

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Moss: Book IIis the second installment of the well received series first launched back in 2018 by developer Polyarc. Players navigate a world via a small, undeniably cute bandana-wearing white mouse called Quill. The game’s protagonist actually made an appearance during the event presentation, appearing on a digital space alongside the human presenter. In the gameplay footage, Quill dashes through obstacles and dodges an assortment of angry creatures’ attacks.

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