The No Rest for the Wicked release date is important to know if you're a fan of action role-playing games.
The Outerhaven says: Discover new regions, enemies, gear, and gameplay improvements in the biggest update yet for No Rest for the Wicked: The Breach, releasing on April 30th, 2025, for PC.
I bought the his game months ago and I’m loving it. I’m holding off on playing it further until it’s officially released.
Moon Studios announced significant updates for No Rest for the Wicked, including a major expansion and new features launching on April 30.
Its long overdue... its been on switch, PC and XB for a while now. No reason to leave PS out anymore now that they would be able to self publish.
Surely things have improved since the initial Early Access but I put about 2-3 hours into the first EA build.
What genuinely forgettable gameplay. The balance was weird, the character designs are weirder, and I felt absolutely no hook to go back.
The art style overall isn't bad but whatever they were thinking with the characters just doesn't agree with me. Don't go in thinking that this game has or remotely tries to capture the charm of Ori.
Theouterhaven: With 2025 almost here, here is a look at several action RPGs to look forward to for fans of the genre.
Monster Hunter definitely will take up most of my time for a while. Looking forward to seeing how Wuchang turns out, and Elden Ring: Nightreign could be the new co op craze like Helldivers 2 was for 2024.
I wish we could get a good anime styled game. Alot of em always so mediocre. Nier automata is bout the only I thoroughly enjoy it feels in depth and heart put into it.
Scarlet Nexus is pretty decent. Not on par with Nier Automata but it's better than most anime styled action rpgs.
There's Ai Limit. It's basically an updated version of Code Vein, in terms of looks. I just wasn't feeling it.
To save you guys a click, the game will be released as an early access title on the PC on the 18th of this month, just like the devs already stated.
Unfortunately this is just another example of poor game journalism, if you can even call it that.