No Rest for the Wicked surpassed Arc Raiders, Diablo IV and PoE 2, Crimson Desert opens up after the end credits - the most interesting stories from February 2

A brief digest of everything that happened in the entertainment industry around the world over the past day.

• Crimson Desert fully opens up after the end credits, say the developers
• "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is breaking into the charts — the third episode posted the best rating of the season
• The creators of Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era presented the updated Necropolis faction — they showed gameplay, heroes and units
• During the development of Fallout 3, a security service detained a Bethesda artist in Washington
• No Rest for the Wicked surpassed Arc Raiders, Diablo IV and PoE 2, and earned a month's worth of money in a day — the game director boasted about the metrics
• Valve needed a video featuring an "alien orgy" for research, to make a decision on releasing Earth Must Die on Steam
• Paradox Interactive acknowledged the problem of having too many DLCs for its games, but will not change its business strategy
• The Prince of Persia remake has been canceled, but the press kit is being sold for $1999
• The Mangmi Pocket Max handheld console got a price and a pre-order start date
• A mod has been released for Baldur's Gate 3 that restores all content cut from early access