No Rest for the Wicked Delayed to March 2027, Developers Promise Twice as Much Content
Moon Studios has promised twice as much content as the current early access version, an expanded class system tied to faction quests, and a console release.
Moon Studios has delayed the 1.0 launch of No Rest for the Wicked to March 2027. The studio says the full version will contain twice as much content as the current early access build.
One of the main additions will be an expanded character class system closely linked to faction quests. The studio is also preparing new gameplay features and mechanical refinements.
The developers plan to use the extra time to finish the game. Version 1.0 will launch on consoles at the same time and will end the PC early access period, which began on April 18, 2024.
In its first weekend after launching on Steam, the game drew more than 36,000 people, a launch record for the creators of the Ori series. Sales passed 2 million copies in July 2026. Earlier, in March 2025, Moon Studios regained its publishing rights and became fully independent.
Source: iXBT.games
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