Moon Studios CEO Thomas Mahler lauds the benefits of early access, suggesting that even iconic games like Dark Souls could have improved with its implementation. Early access provides invaluable feedback and allows developers to refine their games over time, leading to more polished and feature-rich final products.
The director of ‘No Rest for the Wicked’ believes early access launches have significant benefits, enabling developers to create more complex and sophisticated games with extensive testing and feedback from players. He cites ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ and ‘Hades 2’ as examples of successful early access launches.
Moon Studios has rolled out a massive update for its action role-playing game, No Rest for the Wicked. The update, known as Hotfix 3, addresses a number of issues that players had been complaining about, including performance problems, localisation issues, and absent quality of life features. The update also adds new features, such as a camera zoom adjustment option and automatic camera zoom adjustment for handheld devices and Performance Mode.
No Rest for the Wicked, the latest offering from Moon Studios, is a challenging and rewarding action RPG that takes inspiration from the Soulslike genre. With its stunning art style, compelling narrative, and innovative gameplay mechanics, it’s a must-play for fans of the genre and newcomers alike. Despite being in early access, the game already showcases its immense potential, offering a glimpse of the epic adventure that awaits players in the final release.
After a lukewarm reception, the director of ‘No Rest for the Wicked’ has set his sights on significantly improving the game’s Steam approval rating. Moon Studios, known for their work on ‘Ori and the Blind Forest,’ took a drastic departure from their signature Metroidvania platformer with the launch of their latest project, ‘No Rest for the Wicked.’ However, the game’s debut was met with mixed reviews, primarily due to technical issues and limited accessibility options. Director Thomas Mahler acknowledged these concerns, vowing to transform the current 58% approval rating into a remarkable 90% over the coming weeks and months. Moon Studios remains optimistic about the game’s potential, pinning their hopes on a range of upcoming features and improvements.
