No Rest for the Wicked developers have announced that the game has sold 1.5 million copies.
Moon Studios’ latest action-RPG, No Rest for the Wicked, is still in early access; however, it has still managed to wow players worldwide. So much so that the developers have decided to increase the price upon full release, making it a $60 premium title. Now, the devs have just announced that the title has reached a new sales milestone within 15 days of the previous record.
No Rest for the Wicked Reaches 1.5 Million Copies Sold
Announced through the official X account (formerly Twitter), it has been 15 days since the devs announced that No Rest for the Wicked has sold 1 million copies, and they have already managed to break that record. As of today, the title has sold 1.5 million copies while in early access. What’s more, today is the last day to grab the 40% discount on Steam, bringing the title’s price down to $23.99 from $39.99.
No Rest for the Wicked comes from the creators of Ori and the Blind Forest and Ori and the Will of the Wisps. It is an ARPG that features souls-like combat and 4-player online co-op. There is a lot for you to discover in this handcrafted world, including weapons, armor, runes, and more to build your character. The world also constantly evolves, adding new events, vendors, and challenges over time.
Moreover, players can explore some Homebuilding and crafting systems, where you can do things like purchasing property, upgrading your gear, and stashing your loot, also harvest wood, ore, and craft meals that replenish health and boost stats.
In other news, Helldivers 2 has reportedly sold over 20 million copies, and GTA 5 has sold 225 million. What are your thoughts on No Rest for the Wicked hitting 1.5 million copies sold? Leave your thoughts down in the comments, and join the official Insider Gaming Discord server.
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Love to see it this studio deserves it.