No Rest for the Wicked Gets PC Requirements; Devs Promise No MTX and No Anti-Cheat When Playing Offline

After the early access launch trailer, Moon Studios has now released the PC system requirements for the action RPG No Rest for the Wicked. There’s a very big difference between minimum and recommended, to say the least.

The development team behind Ori also clarified that there won’t be any microtransactions in this game. Also, it will be playable entirely offline, and the single player mode won’t feature any anti-cheat software.

We’d also like to confirm that No Rest for the Wicked will not have any microtransactions. And, the game’s single player experience will not require an online connection or any anti-cheat software. We’re dedicated to providing you all with a complete, seamless experience!

The game is officially priced at $39.99/£34.99/€39.99 EUR, but there will be an introductory offer of $35.99/£31.95/€35.99 until May 2, 2024 at 9 AM Pacific Time. The price is also expected to increase once the game launches out of early access at a currently unknown date.

Here’s what you’ll find in No Rest for the Wicked should you decide to take the plunge tomorrow:

• A rich first chapter of the narrative campaign
• Additional quests that reveal more about the world and its inhabitants
• Intense boss battles against plague-ridden creatures
• A large variety of weapons, armor, skills, and crafting options
• Gear can be upgraded, enchanted, ruined, and gem-ed to create your ideal character build
• Purchasing and furnishing of a modifiable home
• Daily and Weekly bounties and challenges
• Replayable Cerim Crucible dungeon

Over the course of the early access phase, Moon Studios plans to introduce four player co-op, PvP, new story and chapters, new regions of the map, new weapons and armor, new bosses and enemies, new Crucible floors, bounties, and challenges.