How long to beat No Rest for the Wicked: Early access time to complete

No Rest for the Wicked is the new ARPG from Moon Studios, and it’s releasing in early access for all fans to enjoy. But, how long does it take to beat? Here’s everything you need to know.

The No Rest for the Wicked devs Moon Studios have said that each level in the game has a dense design, giving players the ability to explore as much as they can and find lots of interesting loot and enemies to defeat. 

So, depending on how you play the game, your playtime could look very different. Here is how long you can expect to spend on No Rest for the Wicked. 

How long is No Rest for the Wicked early access?

Right now, No Rest for the Wicked is expected to take around 15-25 hours to complete in early access. 

This number is likely to change as time goes on and the devs add more content. For now, though, a first time playthrough will easily keep you busy for over 15 hours, especially if you explore all areas. This is according to Co-founder of Moon Studios, Gennadiy Korol, who shared the info on X.

To follow up on common questions about the scope of our EA launch of @wickedgame:

* These numbers speak for Early Access launch Day1, and do not represent the full game
* The 25 hour is not a ceiling for a singular playthrough. Those that engage with the replayability systems… https://t.co/jcNIgF3AxB

— Gennadiy Korol (@TheGennadiy) April 17, 2024

No Rest for the Wicked devs have confirmed that the game has also been designed to be highly replayable with a soft-class system that can let you play your way. Early access will also start with over 100 weapons, which means it’s likely players will want to try a different build in a new run – adding even more time you can sink into the game.

It’s also worth keeping in mind that No Rest for the Wicked is inspired by Soulslikes. So, depending on how difficult you find the game, this may add significant time to your playthrough.

No Rest for the Wicked also has a ton of side content, like the town meta-system which allows you to make relationships and invest your resources into building the infrastructure of Sacrament. Korol also confirmed that Housing, Fishing, and Crafting will all be part of this system from day one.

That’s everything to know about how long No Rest of the Wicked takes to beat! If you want to know more about the game, make sure to check out our guides below.

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