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PayPalNo Rest for the Wicked from Moon Studios is set for a huge upgrade on January 22nd, with the release of the co-op update titled No Rest for the Wicked Together. Overall it currently has a 79% Positive rating from players on Steam.
The way they've done the co-op play is an interesting one. It allows up to four players to share a free, persistent Realm without the need for a host to be online. Something in between a co-op game and a server, but for a small group that don't always have to be online at the same time.
In a press email the developer said that "Shared upgrades to No Rest's soulslike combat let enemies react naturally (and desperately) to being cornered or outnumbered, and new hand-picked enemy locations means plenty of new surprises" and also that "Players can work together during downtime to share and build housing, visit newly reworked vendors, and employ a simple voting system to keep fellow players from causing too much chaos. In addition to all the co-op multiplayer features, this latest update brings numerous quality-of-life updates to No Rest for the Wicked".
Check out the update trailer below:
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The developer also just announced on January 15th that it's now hit 1 million sales during Early Access.
No Rest for the Wicked has a Steam Deck Verified / SteamOS Compatible rating. ProtonDB set it as Platinum based on user reports too.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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It's absolutely stunning. My Steam review goes into detail, but basically, even in early access, this game has launched itself into my (ever-changing) Top Ten Games of All Time.
I'm a sucker for fantasy RPGs, but the way they mix meaty combat, progression, and puzzles is sublime. The graphics and animations are simply five-star too. Incredible game.
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