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Lucky me, the game transitioned back to the library. It was NOT going to be fun hiding from the thing. I saw the red lights of giant snake slithering around the dungeon. I knew there would be some trouble in the dark and it didn’t take too long. Our fairy helper also helped light and guide the way. The dungeon was dark and it was surreal using my glowing hands to light dark to look for Quill. Defeating Moss VR’s Villain Scarffog Fight Scarffog with a Crossbow The sentry reactivated down the trap door to the dungeon. I fought several waves of mechanic bugs before I had to escape. Trying to get past that disabled sentry led me to an ambush. No surprise, Moss made sure this part of the game was not that easy. In the end, I found both and opened the core to deactivate the giant central by sabotaging the core. Yes it was big, but this required me to solve puzzles to get totems to open up the power core for the sentry. This one was more difficult than the others. Towards the top of the castle, I ran into one of these oversized mechanical eye sentries. The sentry made a terrible screeching sound when it saw you.

It required me to move platforms and raise walls for additional cover. That wrinkle added to the puzzle variety.

If Quill spent too much time in its gaze, it would roast the poor mouse. They were like metal versions of Sauron’s eye. Giant mechanical eyes started tormenting me deep into the castle. The puzzles and enemies were getting tougher. Making my way through the castle, I knew I was nearing the end. The Castle Had Its Eye on Me Eye Sentry Keeping Watch This is definitely a game that falls into that category. There are a handful of games so memorable that you never forget some of the moments. Although it was relatively short, at only a few hours, it was a truly fantastic experience.

Last time around, I was wrapping up the twilight garden DLC with an eye on finishing this Moss VR game.