Launched in February as a PSVR unique, Polyarc’s Moss has loved a broadly constructive reception and has managed to take care of an ideal 5 star ranking after greater than 550 participant critiques on the PlayStation Store.

Having jumped into February’s Top 10 PSVR downloads after being launched for simply two days (on February 27th), Moss has now leapt to the #1 spot as essentially the most downloaded PSVR title in March.

For anybody who has performed the sport, that gained’t come as a lot of a shock. Moss is one in all PSVR’s greatest wanting video games, and presents a novel gameplay method which has the participant controlling Quill—the sport’s cute mouse character—whereas additionally interacting with the digital world at human-scale to assist Quill surmount bigger obstacles.

Impressively, after greater than 550 critiques on the time of writing, Moss boasts an ideal 5 star participant ranking on the PlayStation Store. To our information, it’s the one PSVR title presently managing that feat (excluding outliers with lower than 10 critiques). That’s to not say that nobody has rated Moss worse than 5 stars—because the PS Store seems to spherical scores to the closest half star—however different prime PSVR video games like Job Simulator, Superhot VR, and Skyrim VR have solely managed the 4 and a half star mark.

The constructive reception of their debut sport bodes properly for developer Polyarc, who’ve clearly constructed Moss as an extensible IP, with the sport introduced as a ‘first chapter’ of kinds, ending with a transparent promise of future adventures to come back.

And whereas the studio hasn’t made any official bulletins on what’s subsequent, Polyarc Animation Director Rick Lico just lately supplied a couple of hints on the PlayStation Blog that the studio isn’t resting on its laurels.

“Like any small, indy startup, we have now an even bigger plan we’d like to perform. We’re hoping that, due to our wonderful followers, issues will go properly so we are able to see this plan via to completion. Fingers crossed,” Lico mentioned in response to a commenter. “We’re working onerous to ensure [fans don’t have to wait excessively for the next chapter],” he mentioned to a different.