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Moon Studios says No Rest for the Wicked will cost $60 when Version 1.0 leaves Steam Early Access, with the game currently on a 40% off sale (about $23.99). Creative Director Thomas Mahler explains the price hike reflects a premium-title price and that early supporters deserve extra love, contrasting his approach with Baldur's Gate 3's Early Access pricing.
Moon Studios’ No Rest for the Wicked added co-op in its Together update and rode a brief free-to-play weekend surge on Steam; it’s currently 40% off but will jump to $60 at 1.0, aiming to match Baldur’s Gate 3’s final price, with a PS5 release planned after 1.0 but no timeline yet.
Moon Studios will release the 'Together' cooperative multiplayer update for the early access version of 'No Rest for the Wicked' on January 22, 2026, with an open beta available now until December 22, featuring cooperative combat, shared resources, and more for up to four players.
Moon Studios has indicated that their upcoming action-RPG Soulslike, No Rest for the Wicked, will likely be released on PlayStation 5 first due to current market conditions, with Xbox support possibly coming later. The decision is influenced by the higher sales and market share of PS5 compared to Xbox, despite the studio's history with Xbox and the size of their team. The game will eventually be available on all platforms, but not simultaneously.
Moon Studios' game No Rest for the Wicked may delay its Xbox release due to current market conditions, with the CEO indicating it might initially launch on PS5 and Switch 2, but an Xbox version is still planned for the future.
No Rest for the Wicked, an action-RPG from Moon Studios, is now available in early access on Steam, offering the first act and side content for $32 at Fanatical or $31.31 at Green Man Gaming for XP members, with a free game included for orders over $30. The game, inspired by Diablo and Dark Souls, features a dark fantasy top-down approach and hand-drawn visuals. Early access players will receive exclusive rewards and access to future updates, with the final version set to include online co-op and competitive modes, a full story campaign, and more content on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Former Blizzard president Mike Ybarra praises Moon Studios' new action RPG, No Rest for the Wicked, for its bold direction and believes it represents where the ARPG genre needs to go to stay relevant. The game, now available in Steam Early Access, combines classic ARPG with a Soulslike flavor and aims to reinvent the genre. Despite some initial mixed reviews citing performance issues and complaints about the gear durability system, the game is expected to see improvements over time.
Moon Studios is actively addressing performance issues and progression loss bugs in their newly released game, No Rest For The Wicked, which has received mixed reviews on Steam due to various design quibbles. The developer has acknowledged the problems and is working on fixes, including addressing performance hitches, adding keybinding options, and implementing a system to address unexpected progression loss. Despite the issues, the game's solid parry mechanics and the developer's track record with the Ori games suggest that it will likely improve over time in early access.
Moon Studios' first Steam Early Access launch, No Rest for the Wicked, has received mixed reviews from players, with complaints centered around technical issues such as limited graphics settings and performance problems, as well as divisive gameplay mechanics including weapon durability, fixed camera, and limited healing options. Despite addressing concerns, the game's reception has been discordant, impacting its player numbers and word of mouth.
Moon Studios' new action-RPG, No Rest for the Wicked, has launched on Steam early access with a discounted price of $31.31, down from $40, available through Green Man Gaming's deal for GMG XP members. The game, inspired by Diablo and Dark Souls, offers the first chapter of the campaign, side quests, optional boss battles, and a repeatable dungeon, with plans for future updates including online co-op and competitive modes, a farming system, and additional content.
Moon Studios' latest project, No Rest for the Wicked, is now available on early access, showcasing stunning visuals and innovative graphics technology. The game, rooted in the Unity Engine with customizations dubbed "Moonity," features a unique curved world system inspired by Animal Crossing, real-time lighting, dynamic weather, and a flashlight system. Early performance tests on various systems show promise, but there are areas for improvement. With elements reminiscent of Souls-style games and unique features like non-respawning enemies and a proper town to explore, No Rest for the Wicked presents a promising and evolving experience in its early access stage.
No Rest For The Wicked, a visually stunning ARPG from the creators of Ori and the Blind Forest, launches today in Early Access on Steam, with plans for future release on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. The game promises expansive gameplay with ongoing development, including additions such as multiplayer co-op, PvP, expanded story content, and more, and encourages player feedback to fine-tune its various systems and features.
Moon Studios' upcoming ARPG, No Rest For The Wicked, will be playable on the Steam Deck and other handhelds at launch, with expected performance of 30-40fps on the Deck. The game's PC specs suggest a forgiving minimum requirement but a demanding recommended spec for 1080p 60fps, although the studio assures that the game performs better than suggested. The developers are transparent about performance and have handhelds in mind, making the game suitable for couch gaming. The launch trailer promises no microtransactions, always-online, or anti-cheat.
Moon Studios' upcoming game, No Rest for the Wicked, offers a refreshing approach to gaming by prioritizing player-friendly features such as offline solo play, no anti-cheat software, and no microtransactions. The game will also have regional pricing to accommodate different economic factors. This stands in contrast to recent controversial practices in the gaming industry, such as Ubisoft locking missions behind a $100 paywall in Star Wars Outlaws.
Moon Studios' upcoming online ARPG, No Rest For The Wicked, has released a new early access trailer, promising no microtransactions, always-online requirement, or anti-cheat software. The game features a variety of weapons and monsters, and is set to launch on Steam early access on April 18th, with plans for co-op, PVP, additional map regions, and more content before its 1.0 release.