No Rest For The Wicked News, Tips, Tricks & Ideas

Of Rats and Raiders is a side quest in that leads to the second boss of the game against Falstead Darak. This is a two-phase fight that requires a bit of backtracking in between. Completing this quest is extremely useful as it grants players housing as a reward.

opens up many new features after reaching the partially ruined town of Sacrament. Inside the city walls are dozens of quest givers, merchants, and even houses that are eventually available for purchase. Houses certainly aren't free and require both money and effort.

Merchants are a key part of character progression in . Weapons, armor, upgrades, materials, Runes, and more are most reliably found from the merchants in Sacrament. Although the town has seen better days, the merchants inside are still happy to take coin.

is a souls-like ARPG that features a desolate environment, challenging bosses, and plenty of stats to upgrade as you level up. The core stats include Health, Stamina, Strength, Dexterity, Intelligence, Faith, and Focus. Each stat directly impacts your gameplay and character strength in direct, distinct ways.

The soulslike genre has been shifting and evolving for over a decade now, and with the rapid release of recent entries like and , it's clear just how much has changed over that time. Although was the first game to codify many of the core soulslike mechanics, was the one that shot the concept to worldwide popularity. Within a few years, the ideas that made so compelling were starting to spread throughout the gaming industry, and plenty of titles have benefited from them since.

Fans of the acclaimed Ori games may have to wait a long time for the next entry in the franchise. The last game in the series, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, was released in 2020 by developer Moon Studios, who recently launched its new action-RPG, No Rest for the Wicked, in Early Access for PC. For this brand-new IP, the studio is committed to a longer support cycle.

The hotfixes for Moon Studios’ No Rest for the Wicked continue to roll following its launch into Steam Early Access. The sixth hotfix addresses complaints of the game feeling too dark with improvements to rim light rendering in shadows. It improves visibility in darker areas and makes the characters “feel more integrated into the environments.”

is an ARPG with distinctive soul-like combat mechanics and difficulty. The dangerous and plague-ridden island of Sacra is filled with hostile enemies, both human and Torn. Mastering combat is essential to survive in this harsh landscape.

Despite its rough early access launch last week, Moon Studios has worked extensively to improve No Rest for the Wicked. The Souls-like action RPG has garnered some positive impressions, though – check them out in the trailer below.

Warrick the Torn is the first boss fight in Despite being your first significant challenge, Warrick is an immense and literal gatekeeper to the next phase. This Risen monstrosity may initially seem daunting, but he is certainly beatable.

Moon Studio’s reveal of late last year made a splash with the fans. With Take-Two Interactive’s Private Division on publishing duties, the team behind the critically acclaimed, gorgeously animated duology introduced its first foray into isometric action-RPGs, with an Early Access period that kicked off last week for those too impatient to wait on version 1.0 in 2025. There’s a substantial amount of gorgeous grinding to enjoy already, but window shoppers should anticipate a laundry list of hotfixes and changes to roll out as the game solidifies into its final form.

Your gear, armor, and weapons in significantly affect their usage throughout all stages of the game. By finding ways to replace or repair the damage done to it, players will have an easier time clearing the content. This is very important to note since dying penalizes you heavily, tearing up your gear's durability very fast.

Moon Studios’ action RPG No Rest for the Wicked, currently in Steam Early Access, has received a new hotfix. Hotfix 4 offers one performance improvement, fixing a GPU culling leak, but adjusts several gameplay features. One of the most important is that Bounties and Challenges will no longer be deleted if you abandon them, which is excellent news.

One of the most important aspects of your build in is the Weight Class, which you can choose and change as you continue your adventure. Three different settings for this stat affect your movement speed and how much gear you can equip for your character. The differences between Weight Classes can not only your speed but also what attacks you can perform against various enemies.

Moon Studios releases its biggest update for Early Access title No Rest for the Wicked with Hotfix 3 addressing a large number of community-driven issues including performance, game balance, and much more. Moon Studios' latest title has finally arrived, though as an Early Access title on Steam, where the developer can collect feedback and continue to improve the game before it launches in full. No Rest for the Wicked attempts to innovate the Action RPG genre, mixing elements of franchises like Diablo and adding some unique mechanics of its own.

Following its Early Access launch, Moon Studios releases the first update for No Rest for the Wicked, intending to address a number of performance and gameplay issues that players have been running into. Coming off the colorful Metroidvania inspired Ori franchise, Moon Studios surprised a lot of fans when it revealed its next game, No Rest for the Wicked. Referred to as a passion project by the studio, the team is blending elements from the Dark Souls and Diablo franchises in an effort to innovate and reinvigorate the Action RPG genre as a whole.

Accompanied by strains of vocal-led orchestral music, the Moon Studios title rises into view. For many, this is reason enough to sit up and take notice of No Rest For The Wicked. For the studio behind the sublime Ori series, a visually arresting and emotional pair of platformers, this is the tricky third album: a new IP, a new direction, and a launch into Early Access along with it. Taking a swing at the action RPG genre, there’s echoes of From Software alongside Diablo here, and yet, Moon Studios’ enigmatic outlook shines through. On first impressions alone, there’s nothing to be worried about for fans of the studio – excusing the decadent horrors that lie within.

Ori developer Moon Studios launched No Rest for the Wicked into Steam Early Access yesterday, and it’s seen mixed impressions from players for various reasons. These include performance issues, lack of key rebinding in-game, untranslated text, etc.

Moon Studios delivered two excellent Metroidvanias with its Ori games, and though its next project, No Rest for the Wicked, is heading in an entirely different direction, it’s also looked increasingly promising. The action RPG has, of course, launched in early access on Steam, giving players the chance to dive in and see how the experience is shaping up, and as detailed by Moon Studios co-founder Gennadiy Korol, it’s already got plenty of meat on the bone.

Following the launch trailer of No Rest for the Wicked, Moon Studios has outlined pricing for its upcoming action RPG. It will cost $39.99/£34.99/€39.99 for early access, but from launch until May 2nd at 9 AM PST, players can pick it up for $35.99/£31.95/€35.99, a ten percent discount. The price is confirmed to increase once the title leaves early access.

The Soulslike genre seems to only become more popular with each passing year, but looks like a game that could offer a genuinely unique experience even in a deluge of releases. Developed by Moon Studios, the company behind and, leaves the Metroidvania mode of its predecessors behind for an entirely different experience. It definitely doesn't abandon the focus on lush visuals that Moon Studios is known for, but it could end up being one of its defining features.

For those burned by Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and Nightingale with their lack of offline options, there’s some good news. Moon Studios’ co-founder and tech/production director Gennadiy Korol revealed on Twitter that action RPG No Rest for the Wicked won’t require an online connection for single-player.

Moon Studios, the folks behind the Ori platformer games, are working on a new project titled No Rest For The Wicked. The game is a Soulslike ARPG that was announced at The Game Awards late last year. The studio’s “Wicked Inside” livestream gave fans their first extended look at the game and we’ve got the details.

No Rest for the Wicked from Moon Studios launches for PC via Steam Early Access on April 18th, and a roadmap has already been laid out. However, several details and gameplay were also revealed during the Wicked Inside Showcase, including the opening section. Check it out below.

You wake up as the survivor of a shipwreck, with nothing more than the ragged clothes on your back to your name. A short trek away lies the dying captain of the vessel, who mentions the place he was trying to reach– a place called Sacrament. And so, your long and difficult journey begins.

Following its announcement of No Rest for the Wicked launching on April 18th for PC via Steam Early Access, Moon Studios released a roadmap for the upcoming action RPG. Its first update, arriving at an unspecified date, will add multiplayer.

Moon Studios ended its showcase for No Rest for the Wicked by announcing that the action RPG will launch on PC via Steam Early Access on April 18th.

is the newest game from Moon Studios, the company behind the games, and anyone familiar with the workof the studio knows that it's gorgeous. It's also fluid, challenging, and deeply atmospheric, all highlights that seems hellbent on upholding. This time, though, these concepts play out in an action RPG space, and the uniqueness of resulting concoction is immediately intriguing.

No Rest For The Wicked, a new ARPG from Moon Studios and Private Division, has announced the “Wicked Inside” to showcase gameplay and more tomorrow on Twitch. Announced via trailer during The Game Awards this past November, this is the latest contender in the ARPG genre, which has seen heavy hitters such as Diablo 4 and Last Epoch released in this past year. 

Moon Studios’ dark fantasy action RPG No Rest for the Wicked will have a showcase on March 1st at 9 AM PT. It will provide more details and possible gameplay footage, but hands-on impressions will also be available after the show.

Moon Studios’ next title, No Rest for the Wicked, is due for a showcase on March 1st. However, IGN First will have new gameplay and details until then, starting with nine minutes of exploration leading up to a boss fight against Warrick the Torn. Check it out below.

The next game from Ori and the Blind Forest developer Moon Studios has been delayed slightly.

With Ori and the Blind Forest and Ori and the Will of the Wisps, Moon Studios delivered two stellar Metroidvanias, but with its next project, the indie studio is looking to branch off into new directions. Dark fantasy action RPG No Rest for the Wicked was announced at The Game Awards in December, and though it was given an early 2024 release window for its early access version, it turns out players are going to have to wait a little longer to get their hands on it.

Moon Studios, the makes of the exceptional Ori and the Will of the Wisps, has announced their next game, No Rest for the Wicked.

As nice as the usual salvo of remakes and sequels is, it’s nice to see acclaimed developers take on new worlds every now and then. To fill this niche, Moon Studios, the creators of the acclaimed Ori series, has revealed a new RPG called No Rest for the Wicked.

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At TGA 2023, Moon Studios (the Vienna-based studio behind the Ori games) and Private Division finally pulled the veil on their ARPG project: No Rest for the Wicked.

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