As the Reader, you can release the pendulum at its maximum potential height, or the valley of the arc, each creating a different response from the device. When the player releases the pendulum it will swing back and forth and eventually come to a resting point once it loses enough speed. If the pendulum is close enough, Quill can jump on the platform which can also shift based on Quill's weight. You can reach out to grab and move the pendulum along an arc. The blue orb represents the player’s controller / reader's hand. The pendulum is suspended from a point on the ceiling. The pendulum is set up how a device would have been set up in Moss 1.
Stephen built a custom component that gives us access to commonly used events as well as data we find ourselves needing access to when building devices. We also are going to show what it used to look like to set up a device in the first Moss game versus what it's like to currently set up a device in Book II. The two we are going to break down today is the pendulum, and a waterwheel. Part of what makes working in VR so much fun for audio is the tactile, analog feel of reaching into the world and getting to touch and interact with different types of devices in the physical space. Audio Director - Kristen Quinn (formerly Quebe), Senior Sound Designer - Sun Kim, and our Voice Director and Audio Engineer - Stephen Hodde.Īdditional Sound Design contractors included Kyle Vande Slunt and Elise Kates. The Polyarc Moss II audio team consisted of three internal folk and two part-time contractors. Part of the magic of the game is the emotional bond that you build with Quill throughout the game experience. You can do things like give her high fives, pet her, and charge her weapons to give her an upper hand during combat.
You are also able to reach in and interact with Quill herself. As the Reader, you are able to physically reach into the world and interact with things in the play space to help solve puzzles, assist in battle, and aid Quill in getting to where she needs to go. While guiding Quill in combat and platforming using familiar action-adventure controls, you also take on the role of the Reader, Quill’s friend, and key ally. The game has a combination of both 3rd person and 1st person gameplay as you team up with a young mouse hero named Quill to try and save the world of Moss. Moss: Book II, the second installment in the Moss franchise, is an action-adventure puzzle game tailor-made for the VR platform.
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