Moss: The Forgotten Relic brings the Moss series to traditional gaming platforms, moving away from its virtual reality roots. This port adds visual upgrades and includes previously released downloadable content for players who missed it in earlier releases.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic brings the Moss series to traditional gaming platforms, moving away from its virtual reality roots. This port adds visual upgrades and includes previously released downloadable content for players who missed it in earlier releases.
The game runs on Valve's Steam Deck handheld console during testing. Developers adjusted the software stack to ensure full controller compatibility across the device.
Performance tests show a steady frame rate between 70 and 85 frames per second against a 60 fps target. The device sustains smooth gameplay with minimal heat buildup and no noticeable input delay.
Players must install Proton version 10.0-4 to enable proper controller mapping, as the default Proton 9 build fails to register inputs correctly. Battery life estimates sit around four and a half hours on the Steam Deck OLED model and roughly three hours on the LCD variant.
The title builds on earlier Moss releases that focused exclusively on VR environments. This port translates those experiences into a standard gaming format with enhanced visuals and bundled content.
Performance testing shows consistent results on existing hardware, but players must switch to a newer Proton build to enable complete controller support. The title maintains strong frame pacing and efficient battery usage during portable sessions.
Source: SteamDeckHQ
