Polyarc, the independent game studio best known for creating the critically acclaimed virtual reality title Moss, has officially shut down. The developer gained significant recognition in the VR space for its work on early hits for platforms such as the PlayStation VR and the Oculus Quest. The studio's flagship title, Moss, and its sequel, Moss: Book II, were widely praised for their immersive storytelling and innovative use of VR mechanics, featuring the iconic mouse protagonist Quill. While the studio had been a prominent name in the indie VR development scene for years, the closure marks a significant loss for the virtual reality gaming community. No specific details regarding the reasons for the shutdown or the future of the Moss intellectual property have been immediately provided by the company. The closure reflects the ongoing challenges faced by many independent studios in the current gaming market.
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