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The Moon will be right there—weather permitting—so there’s no need for special equipment to view the eclipse. For better viewing conditions, you can go to a dimly lit area to really take it in.

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However, the next clip that followed the ‘brighter’ one, turned out to be extremely scary- where the ocean was hardly visible on the night with no moon. The clip went viral in an instant, leaving ...

With No Rest for the Wicked’s brutal, precision-based combat system, Moon Studios is pushing the envelope on the art of combat. Fights in the game are animation-driven, direct, and tactile ...

Moon Studios says it’s now a “fully independent” studio, after securing the publishing rights to its game No Rest for the Wicked from Take-Two. Moon initially announced No Rest for the Wicked – its ...

The studio was previously working with Take-Two’s indie publishing branch Private Division for its next game, No Rest For the Wicked. However, since Private Division was sold off, Moon and its ...

The best way to enjoy the eclipse is to step outside, find a spot with an unobstructed view of the sky, and watch as the moon slowly changes color. Unlike a solar eclipse, no special glasses are ...

Moon Studios - the developer behind the acclaimed Ori series - has announced it's now 'fully independent', having secured the publishing rights to its latest game, No Rest for the Wicked ...

"Our publisher for No Rest for the Wicked was Private Division, a subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive," Moon Studios' Thomas Mahler and Gennadiy Korol explain in a developer video posted today.

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