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Out of nowhere, Ori studio drops a 10-hour demo for a new city-builder that uses "the best elements of Minecraft, Sim City, and Civilization"

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Out of nowhere, Ori studio drops a 10-hour demo for a new city-builder that uses "the best elements of Minecraft, Sim City, and Civilization"

The devs behind the Ori series and upcoming action-RPG No Rest for the Wicked have been busy. Not only is the latter getting a spin-off of sorts, but there's also another new game coming from a newly revealed wing of the company dedicated to making little curios.

"As many of you folks know, we have very ambitious plans for No Rest for the Wicked," Thomas Mahler, the CEO of Moon Studios, says in a post on Twitter. "We're in love with the ARPG genre and we believe deeply that so much more can be done in this space than what's been done before. And part of that means that we'll use what we have to cross over to other genres as well!"

He then goes on to outline the current lay of the land. "There's yet another genre that we've been eyeballing and prototyping around, so expect at least one more new game that will use the No Rest for the Wicked IP and story," he writes.

As many of you folks know, we have very ambitious plans for No Rest for the Wicked. We're in love with the ARPG genre and we believe deeply that so much more can be done in this space than what's been done before. And part of that means that we'll use what we have to cross over…August 24, 2026

"We've recently formed a new subsidiary under Moon named Moonities that we'll use as a new label to enable us to also create smaller and more experimental games as well," he then reveals.


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