RPG No Rest for the Wicked received a major patch. It brought the highly anticipated optimization fixes, as well as gameplay and control improvements.
The Moon Studios team released the second major update for No Rest for the Wicked, an action RPG available in early access. This is a big update that improves many aspects of the game. Let's list the most important ones.
It's worth noting that despite successive performance improvements, the devs haven't yet decided to change the system requirements listed on the game's Steam profile. However, this isn't a surprise, because it was done at the beginning of May after the first major update, which also improved optimization.
No Rest for the Wicked was released on April 18 this year. At the moment, the game is exclusively on PC, but it will also be coming to Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PlayStation 5 in the future.
Many players were disappointed by the game's low level of technical refinement, despite its high anticipation. As a result, just after the premiere in Early Access, only 58% of Steam user reviews praised the latest title of Moon Studios. Subsequent updates improved the reception of the game. At the time of writing this message, 78% of all No Rest for the Wicked reviews on Steam were positive (79% according to SteamDB), and considering only those from the last 30 days, it's 83%.
Curious to see if the patch will result in increased player activity. Yesterday, at the peak of the day, just under two thousand people were playing the title on Steam simultaneously. However, we don't expect a huge jump, as these usually occur only after patches with new content.
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