Sony phoned up Tim Sweeney and said, “Hey, you know that thing you guys do on the Epic Games Store? Would you mind if we… Ah, great! Thanks, Timmo!”

The future is here, and it’s virtually real! A couple of years ago, the idea of interfacing directly with a video game seemed like a stomach-churning idea that was far out of reach. These days? It’s still stomach-churning stuff, but the hardware has more than managed to close the gap on creating game worlds which are best experienced through your own eyes. Here’s a look at the Virtual Reality games which had us smiling and heaving with delight.

With Moss being such a success, it would be weird for developers Polyarc not to want to continue with more stories in their new world. And they want to, but perhaps not with Quill.

Bravo Team attempts to bring the pulsating action of tactical shooters to VR. But it's boring gameplay and various tracking issues make it a mundane experience, and difficult recommendation for PSVR.

Moss is a joyous, delightful experience that is both captivating and enchanting. It's one of those games that leaves you with an indelible smile on your face from beginning to end.

Moss is much more than a passive Playstation VR third-person platformer. It's an adventure where you'll be in control of two lives, both of whom need to help each other to make it to the end.

Moss stole many hearts when it was quietly revealed at Sony’s VR showcase at E3 2017. From a small studio called Polyarc (composed of ex-Bungie and Dragon Age staff, as well people who’ve worked on games like Red Dead Redemption), it’s one of the most delightfully endearing and charming games that I played at Gamescom.

Quill is just a mouse, which makes communicating with players a little tricky. But Moss' developers are finding a fascinating way at tackling this.