The creators of Ori and the Blind Forest and its sequel return with an action-packed experience.
After the reveal at The Game Awars 2023 and following a few intriguing trailers, it’s now time to celebrate the No Rest for the Wicked release, as this dark Action RPG drops into Steam’s Early Access. The title is also coming to Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5, but the precise date hasn’t been announced yet.
PC gamers can now delve into the world of Isola Sacra in the year 841, after the king’s death, and participate in brutal combat in the game’s first chapter. As can be read on the title’s Steam page, the No Rest for the Wicked price will increase upon its 1.0 release. If you’re eager to learn more, keep reading.
Are there any No Rest for the Wicked reviews?
At the moment, you won’t find any No Rest for the Wicked reviews online. In essence: No Reviews for the Wicked. Rest assured, this section will be updated once critics share their verdicts. In the meantime, you can take a look at some fantastic RPGs highlighted in one of our Blog articles.
What is the No Rest for the Wicked price?
Without any discounts, the No Rest for the Wicked price is set at $39.99, but Steam currently has it for $35.99 with a special Introductory Offer. If there are any better deals, you’ll see them displayed in the table below. Reminder: The base price will increase upon the game’s 1.0 release!
If you’re not satisfied with the current No Rest for the Wicked Steam price, you can always create a price alert to get immediate notification as soon as a better deal emerges. This way, you’ll save both time and money.
Is No Rest for the Wicked on Game Pass?
At the moment, No Rest for the Wicked is not included in Game Pass, though it may change in the future—and if it does, we’ll definitely let you know. For now, you may find some consolation in our new games on Game Pass section, where we cover all new additions.
Is No Rest for the Wicked Steam Deck verified?
Currently, there’s no confirmation whether No Rest for the Wicked is Steam Deck verified or not. Updates regarding the game’s compatibility with Valve’s handheld will likely appear on its Steam page. Those who are actively looking for new hits to play on their Decks, may want to refer to our lists of verified and playable titles.
Are you thinking about trying No Rest for the Wicked in Early Access? Perhaps you’re fine with waiting for the 1.0 version to launch? We encourage you to share your thoughts about the game in the comments section!
