Despite a rocky launch back in 2024, No Rest for the Wicked, the ARPG from the team behind the Ori series of action platformers, has managed quite the comeback with its recent co-op update. Following ...

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In No Rest for the Wicked, you will collect various items and resources to help you survive the harsh environment and fierce foes. Resources like Saltstone will allow you to upgrade your city, giving ...

In No Rest for the Wicked, players are thrust into a plague-ridden and war-torn world. As Cerim, a holy warrior, players are tasked with defeating the plague and preventing the spread of pestilence — ...

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