Game Overview:
No Rest for the Wicked is an action RPG developed by Moon Studios and published by Private Division.
Players play as Cerim, a member of a group of mystical holy warriors tasked with fighting back against the plague known as the Pestilence.
Players can now abandon Bounties and Challenges without deleting them. The latest hotfix also fixes a GPU culling leak.
Improved drop rates for Clay and other rocks at digging spots, critters and enemy spawns in Nameless Pass are also live.
Moon Studios is aware of issues with the action RPG, like the lack of rebinding controls, no pausing in single-player and more.
However, with endgame content and repeated playthrough, you can play the game for much longer, according to Moon Studios co-founder Gennadiy Korol.
The action RPG will launch with a 10 percent discount, which ends on May 2nd at 9 AM PST and won't feature microtransactions or anti-cheat.
Moon Studios' action RPG arrives for PC via Steam Early Access on April 18th and includes the first chapter of the campaign.
Moon Studios' co-founder Gennadiy Korol says the team "did not want offline play to feel like a second thought" in the action RPG.
A hand-crafted world with locations that change with each visit, an endgame and much more await in Moon Studios' action RPG.
Before its 1.0 launch, the action RPG will receive new bosses, enemies, map regions, expanded story content, and much more.
The early access version of Moon Studios' "most ambitious game to date" will feature the first story chapter, the Cerim Crucible and much more.
After the upcoming showcase, where Moon Studios reveals more details about the action RPG, various publications will share their thoughts.
Check out nine minutes of new gameplay as players explore the Pestilence-ridden land en route to fighting Warrick the Torn.
The dark fantasy action RPG was previously scheduled to enter early access on PC sometime in the first quarter of the year.
No Rest for the Wicked is a new dark fantasy title by Moon Studios, with more details about the game to come in March.
"Either we manage to revolutionize the ARPG genre or we'll slowly fade away into the distance," says Moon Studios boss Thomas Mahler.
Moon Studios' Thomas Mahler are confirms the studio's next game will feature an art style similar to the Ori games.
Journalists claim Microsoft decided not to fund a third game for the Ori studio due to the team's internal issues.
Ori studio co-founders Thomas Mahler and Gennadiy Korol have been criticized by many former Moon developers for their conduct.
League of Geeks and and Roll7 also sign on with the publishing label.
"Our next goal is to revolutionize the ARPG genre," claims the studio.
