No Rest for the Wicked
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Like the Ori Metroidvanias, No Rest for the Wicked director says his new ARPG starts with a rainstorm to pay homage to Zelda games as a "good luck charm"
By Kaan Serin published
News There's something about loud winds and angry rain that just sets the mood
Ori and the Blind Forest devs decided not to go with Microsoft for its new ARPG as PlayStation players always begged for the Metroidvania
By Hope Bellingham published
News No Rest for the Wicked isn't limited to Xbox or PC
Despite 'Mixed' launch, beloved Metroidvania dev cites Baldur's Gate 3 and Hades 2 in claiming that going Early Access for its new RPG is "one of the best decisions we could've made"
By Hirun Cryer published
News Thomas Mahler believes early access can lead to games that never would've been made
No Rest for the Wicked creative director puts most of the ARPG's poor reviews down to a localization bug that stopped a lot of Chinese and Japanese text from showing
By Catherine Lewis published
News The bug has now been fixed
After a Mixed early access launch, acclaimed Metroidvania director behind the Ori games is striving to turn his new action-RPG's Steam rating from a "58 into a 90"
By Hirun Cryer published
News No Rest for the Wicked’s Steam review score has already improved
No Rest for the Wicked dev explains that its ARPG is - and isn't - like Dark Souls by giving players the "crazy" moves usually reserved for Soulslike bosses
By Kaan Serin published
News "Now you can do all these crazy moves"
Former Blizzard president and Diablo co-leader says new ARPG from Ori devs is "exactly where the ARPG genre needs to go to stay relevant"
By Catherine Lewis published
News He praised the ARPG's "bold direction"
Ori boss on why the studio's new action RPG isn't $70: "We're not hiring hundreds of people just to create an illusion for shareholders that we're growing"
By Austin Wood published
News "And we have a history at Moon of charging a bit less than we probably could"
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