Following the release of the PlayStation VR title Moss, fans can now take the lovable main character Quill with them on the go thanks to the newly released iOS animated sticker pack.
The sticker pack is available on the Apple app store and is compatible with any device running iOS 10 or later and brings Quill to mobile. Each sticker is fully animated and full of character, matching how Quill behaviors in the PlayStation VR title. The stickers are able to be placed on any message allowing users to express themselves with the aid of Quill in almost limitless ways. Scale, rotate and place Quill whenever you like and bring your conversations to life all thanks to this fantastic hero.
In total there are 21 different animated Quill stickers with some even featuring the use of American Sign Language (ASL) which was a key part of the videogame. Costing only $0.99 (USD) you get a good amount of stickers to help express yourself. The full list is as follows:
- Celebration Dance
- Disappointed
- Don’t Know
- Exercise
- Help Please (ASL)
- Jump Rope
- Love You
- Me
- Nope
- Pleasure To Meet You (ASL)
- Point
- Seriously?
- Stinky
- Subtle Fist Pump
- Thank You (ASL)
- Thumbs Up
- Tisk Tisk Tisk
- Victory
- Wave
- Who, Me?
- Woah
Elsewhere there is even more merchandise of Moss and Quill available for fans to enjoy including a number of free wallpapers for mobile, tablet and desktop. They can all be downloaded from the Polyarc Games store. There are even shirts, posters, mugs and Quill pins available to purchase from the same store as well.
If you missed out on Moss then you can read VRFocus’ Staff Writer Rebecca Hills-Duty review of Moss here, in which she said: “Moss is a flawlessly crafted experience starring a character that absolutely deserves to be the face of modern VR. Every inch of the world shows attention to detail, and a story is woven that draws you in, making you truly invested in the world and in Quill as a person. All that can be wished for is that there was more. Get on that, Polyarc.”
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