No Rest for the Wicked’s PC performance suggests the wicked might be better off waiting ...Middle East

Lured like an unsatisfied sailor by the siren song of alleged performance woes, I’ve been giving No Rest for the Wicked a cursory benchmarkin’, and yes! The isometric ARPG does suffer from all the early access wonkiness you’ve likely heard about already today. Read more

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