""I'm not trying to do any FOMO marketing here, but yes: when we hit 1.0, No Rest for the Wicked will move to $60, because it's a premium title," he wrote on X on Thursday. "We've announced this a long ago and repeated it several times." He compared it to the hit Dungeons & Dragons-based CRPG which remained full-price throughout Early Access."
""The reason the game launched at $40 was simple: Early Access players should get a discount," Mahler wrote. "BG3 launched into Early Access at full price, and personally I never loved that approach. If you support a game early, you should get some extra love. I'm only saying this now so nobody's surprised or upset later. If you've been on the fence about Wicked, the current sale is genuinely a good time to jump in.""
Moon Studios' No Rest for the Wicked will cost $60 at full release as a premium title. The game is currently in Early Access, typically priced at $40, and is on a 40% Steam sale until February 5. The Together update on January 22 added full shared-world cooperative multiplayer alongside quality-of-life improvements, bug fixes, and rebalancing, which significantly increased player interest. Early Access pricing was set to reward early supporters. The game was previously affected by review-bombing concerns but has seen a major turnaround following the multiplayer update and increased visibility.
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