- Steam pricePrice
- $39.99
- Release
- April 18, 2024Early access
- Modes
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How co-op works
Up to four players share one online Realm and the full campaign without a separate co-op mode. Shared world progress covers every quest, boss, and area; each player keeps an individual build while the group coordinates stamina-based attacks, dodges, healing, loot, and resources.
About this game
No Rest for the Wicked is an isometric action RPG that drops you into a plague-ravaged world where every encounter demands precision timing and tactical awareness. Developed by Moon Studios, the team behind Ori, this is a true cooperative experience that supports up to four players online, allowing you to explore its hand-crafted environments and tackle challenging Souls-like combat together.
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Gameplay revolves around stamina-managed melee combat, deliberate dodging, and strategic positioning. You'll upgrade weapons, gather resources, rebuild settlements, and confront brutal enemies that require coordination and careful communication. Playing with others transforms boss fights and exploration into shared challenges where timing attacks and calling out threats becomes second nature.
With online co-op for up to four players, the game encourages group coordination and vocal teamwork. Each session deepens as you progress through the plague-stricken kingdom, making every shared victory feel earned. The pacing rewards patience and cooperation, perfect for friends looking for a combat-focused RPG that respects their time and skill.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up in co-op?
No Rest for the Wicked supports online co-op for up to four players. You'll explore the plague-ravaged kingdom and fight through Souls-like combat encounters together.
Is there local split-screen or just online co-op?
The game only supports online co-op. There's no local split-screen or couch co-op option.
Does co-op require good communication and coordination?
Yes, absolutely. The Souls-like combat rewards tactical positioning, timing attacks together, and calling out threats-especially during boss fights. Coordination and voice chat make a big difference in tougher encounters.
Is the game still in Early Access?
Yes, No Rest for the Wicked launched in Early Access in April 2024, so content and features are still being developed and expanded by Moon Studios.