Разработчик: Pathea Games
Описание
Players' reviews
Sandrock's 400+ Hours Maestro: It has it all- quests, crafting, building, relationships, skill progression, farming, fishing, holidays, weather system, mounts, dungeons, combat, and a rich and detailed world/story.
My Time Devotee: I have almost 80 hours in the game and I'm around 2/3 of the way through the main story, it's massive. It really immerses you in the interesting world they've created.
Expert Sim Sorcerer: My opinion is there is nothing quite like the My Time games on the market. I like them even better than SDV (and that's supposed to be the cozy gaming gold standard) but I wasn't really invested in the story or cared about the characters that much.
Персонажи и их истории
Об игре
My Time at Sandrock-Действие My Time at Sandrock, как и My Time at Portia, происходит в очаровательном постапокалиптическом мире спустя триста лет после того, как в День Бедствия было уничтожено большинство современных технологий.
Приняв предложение о работе мастером в Песчаном Взгорье, вы попадёте в дикий и суровый город-государство, где, вооружившись верными инструментами, вы сможете вернуть городу былую славу. Собирайте ресурсы и стройте машины, знакомьтесь с местными жителями и защищайте Песчаное Взгорье от чудовищ, чтобы спасти город от разорения!
КЛЮЧЕВЫЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ ИГРЫ
Превратите заброшенную мастерскую в отлично отлаженную фабрику! Используйте сложные машины для обработки материалов и изготовления фрагментов огромных конструкций, а потом собирайте их по частям, чтобы привести Песчаное Взгорье к процветанию.
Создавайте уникальные предметы на верстаке, а потом украшайте ими мастерскую, дарите их жителям Песчаного Взгорья или выполняйте их поручения.
Исследуйте обширную пустыню, окружающую город-государство Песчаное Взгорье. Отправляйтесь в руины Старого мира на поиски артефактов, собирайте редкие материалы в труднодоступных местах или просто отдыхайте в Песчаном Взгорье с соседями.
Откройте для себя подробный сюжет с сотнями побочных заданий и познакомьтесь с более чем 30 совершенно новыми персонажами. Проводите с ними время, чтобы узнать их характеры и истории и завести новые плодотворные знакомства.
Переключайтесь между ближним боем и стрельбой от третьего лица в динамичных боях. Используйте новое оружие и ведите тактические бои, чтобы прорвать защиту врага, или просто улучшайте свои характеристики, чтобы с лёгкостью выйти победителем из любой битвы!
Получайте опыт, повышайте уровень персонажа и открывайте новые навыки! Станьте мастером-ремесленником или боевым специалистом, или сосредоточьтесь на социальных навыках — выбирайте подходящий вам стиль игры.
- Потратьте доход своей мастерской на то, чтобы превратить пустыню в плодородную землю;
- Выращивайте и продавайте урожай. Или готовьте из него множество вкусных блюд;
- Принимайте участие в фестивалях вместе с другими жителями Песчаного Взгорья;
- Находите секреты и многое другое!
И жители Портии, и никогда не бывавшие в Портии мастера откроют для себя в My Time at Sandrock новый увлекательный мир, который смогут исследовать в своём темпе, и познакомятся с персонажами, нелинейные истории которых захочется пройти не один раз. Опытные строители найдут в Песчаном Взгорье всё, что им нравилось в My Time at Portia, и даже больше. Почувствуйте себя как дома в очаровательной ролевой игре-симуляторе жизни My Time at Sandrock!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, simplified chinese, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, thai, traditional chinese, russian, portuguese - brazil, korean
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС: Win 10
- Процессор: Intel Core i3-2100 | AMD FX-6300
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GTX760 | AMD Radeon 7950
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 50 GB
- Дополнительно: Рекомендуем установить Sandrock на SSD; Минимальные системные требования могут измениться в будущем
- ОС: Win 10
- Процессор: Intel Core i7-9700K | AMD Ryzen 7 2700X
- Оперативная память: 16 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GTX1060 | AMD Radeon RX 580
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 50 GB
- Дополнительно: Рекомендуем установить Sandrock на SSD; Рекомендуемые системные требования могут измениться в будущем
Отзывы пользователей
I played My Time at Portia and enjoyed it, so I thought I'd give Sandrock a try. I did NOT expect to be so obsessed with this game. I love everything about MTaS, from the characters to the dialogue to the story to the gameplay loop... it blew me away. I cannot wait for the 3rd installment in this series, and I HIGHLY recommend Sandrock!
I put off playing this game because I thought the graphics were unappealing. Once I got around to playing it though, I was hooked. My Time at Sandrock is one of the most well-designed games I've ever played. The story and setting are amazing - thorough, unique, and immersion. And the gameplay is exceptionally well balanced.... 100+ hours and it never felt grinding.
Don't sleep on Sandrock if you like cozy games!
*SO* much to do to keep me playing, it's great! 185 hours in and I haven't even finished the main storyline, let alone the side-quests!
This is an amazing game if you like crafting, resource management, and a quest-driven storyline (that allows you to pursue, or not pursue, those as you please). The graphics are good, just what I want in this kind of game. The element of meeting the other citizens of the town and building relationships with them to give you bonuses is fun. There are lots of side quests and mini games if you want to pursue them. High recommend!
It's a beautiful and fun game. Totally enjoyed playing it and looking forward to the next game.
100/10 I played about 600 hours of My Time at Portia and I love this game even more than i did Portia! so many great improvements with QOL and all around it's such a solid game. I can never get enough of it and I will always recommend this game to my friends.
This game is great. From the story progression, to the characters, to the philosophical ponderings.
Absolutely brilliant game. Played my time in portia and loved it but there were some annoying gameplay issues that slowed it down. This game improves on the first in almost every way and has become my favourite cozy game and genuinely one of my favourite games ever. So addictive
Love this game. The characters are amazing and there is so much to do and discover,
Great game. Never played the first one but I look forward to the next installation of the series. I wanted a longer story but this was appropriate especially for the price tag compared to other titles with more staff and resources..
Do know that the multiplayer mode is purely sandbox.
However, single-player has a great story, great characters, music, combat, and even the chores are fun!
I have bought this game to play multiplayer with a buddy. I was not aware that the multiplayer mode is just a sandbox crafting mode without the story part of single player. I could be fine with that but what really kills it as a multiplayer experience: the objects and NPCs are not synchronized between us?! I see NPCs or resources that are not at the same spot as in my buddie's game screen.
This game may be great for single player but for multiplayer the non-alignment of the world for participating players is a show stopper and kills all immersion and cooperation.
idk i put a lot of time into this game and ir eally enjoyed it. got annoyed at some part but like. 40 dollars for 80 + hours of enjoyment? im down with it. i had a lot of fun, fixed all the issues i had with my time at portia (mainly chests not linking) soooo like. good game.
Fantastic story, love all the characters. It's a game I can play over and over again. All of the dlcs are good as well. Really enjoyable game.
I love my time at series, plenty of content and lovable characters.
I love the My time games, I fully recommed playing My time in Portia first though as it is the first installment. Plus, you'll get to see just how far Pathea has come. I do want to say, portia is much shorter story wise then Sanrock. just when you think your art end game you find out your only about a third of the was through. Its very dense story wise and there is a bit of grinding involved depending on what you want to do.
It's fine, but it could have benefited from further refinement.
It goes on for far too long. After the action-packed missions are completed, the main story continues for quite a while and becomes rather stale, as there isn't much left for you to do. You'll most likely end up skipping days just to reach the conclusion and finish it.
While there are a few activities available even in the late game, they aren't sufficient to keep you engaged or intrigued.
Storytelling and Characters:
The inclusion of voice acting is a nice touch. While not every side quest or interaction is voice-acted, the main content is.
You'll encounter older characters from the first game, My Time at Portia, which is a sweet addition. However, their voices differ from the first installment, which might be slightly distracting. It’s not a major issue, but I do wish they had retained the original voice actors or found similar ones to maintain continuity.
That said, I’m glad the old cast makes occasional appearances.
Speaking of voice acting, am I the only one who hears DangerousFunny from YouTube in the character of Pablo from this world? When I heard his voice, I thought he was the one performing it.
Anyway, it's a nice change of pace to work together with another builder instead of always competing against each other, as you do in Portia.
I actually liked the father and mother better in the letters than in person, haha.
You have a variety of choices in the romantic department as well; the populace is quite charming. Nevertheless, I picked Grace—she's cool.
Not all the citizens are particularly significant, but still.
Silly stuff happens as well, though, like spoiler alert:
Logan stealing Matilda without getting detected in the middle of the desert. No one saw him or heard him coming at all. How? Lol.
It's nice for what it is, but it goes on for far too long after certain plots are resolved.
Progression, Crafting, Combat Systems, and Boss Fights:
Just because no one has explicitly mentioned it—floor 11 of both the Eufaula and Gecko ruins has no exit because it's the lowest level.
You have to manually exit the ruins from the map, then re-enter to reach the next level and continue.
I saw some players mention that they spent two in-game weeks and three real-world days removing all the dirt from the last level, searching for an exit.
It should have been mentioned somewhere.
"I had the same problem not long ago. It's strange since you need Chromium for some things before you actually unlock the ability to get it. Progress through the story a bit more, and it will appear in the Guild Store after a little while"
As you can see here, progression can be weird occasionally.
They should let you upgrade your existing storage rather than making you create new ones. It would save time.
Each category—gathering, workshop, combat, and social—has its own distinct level system.
You might run into a few bugs.
Such as the duster mechanic: even after I clean it, the uncleaned icon still appears. I have to pick up the construction and put it down again for it to be fixed.
This also slows machine progress when it indicates they haven't been cleaned, despite already being cleaned.
The Visuals and Music:
The music is good for what it is, and the graphics are all right. However, some characters have strange facial expressions, and they disappear entirely from several scenes, as if ghosts were talking, not them.
The atmosphere is soothing and engaging, creating a welcoming and immersive experience.
Even so, invisible walls blocking a straight path, preventing further progress on the map, can break immersion a bit.
Let's get something clear: Logan doesn't weigh more than Owen, nor does he have more muscle.
Logan: 94 kg
Owen: 90 kg
Look at their designs next to each other and tell me you believe their descriptions.
In summary
It's a good game, but it could have been a great one. This happens because the focus is on quantity over quality. The developers have been somewhat lazy, and this can be seen at every corner.
That's a pity, considering Sandrock has great potential but remains just that—lost potential. With more polish and effort, it could have been something special, in my opinion.
There is a lot of filler content—scenes that don't give you anything: no entertainment, no new information; they are just there.
Haru's mouth barely opens when he speaks...
7/10.
Great game. Love the story lines.
compared to Portia, My Time at Sandrock improved a lot, especially the QOL part. Liking the story so far and I wish I can punch Yan on the face.
Qi is cute, Owen too, and I think i can fix Logan; lmao
Very different from my time at portia, although the land is a bit less appealing due to the fact it is a desert i still find it very pretty, levelling is a little slow but typically mining speeds it up a lot, overall it is a pretty good game and a fun story, I play singleplayer exclusively as co op isnt exactly ideal but overall it is a good game, do recommend for those who like single player games.
As the successor to My Time At Portia, this does not disappoint! I have loved my time in Sandrock and will continue to happily replay this story many times! As a backer to my Time in Evershine, I am extremely excited to see what the next chapter has in store for us. I loved the cameos of Portians in Sandock and the battle music from Portia in the tunnel. You have put many beautiful character stories here that tug at your heartstrings so very well. Thank you for yet another amazing game!
i’m absolutely obsessed with this game. as someone who loves cozy/sim games but isn’t usually into the farming aspect, i was honestly surprised by how much i fell in love with the building side of things. i’ve enjoyed games like Harvest Moon, Stardew, and Rune Factory, but i always ended up burning out before reaching the end. that’s not the case with Sandrock. there’s just so much to do, and with the massive sandbox map to explore, you’ll never run out of things to keep you busy. the core of the game is resource gathering and crafting items to move the story forward, and it’s so satisfying.
the storyline is beautifully crafted, and the characters are so endearing, each with their own deep, captivating backstory. it’s hard not to get attached to them. the dialogue is witty and heartfelt, and the voice acting and script are so thoughtfully created—it really brings the characters and world to life. you can tell a lot of care went into making sure everything feels genuine and immersive.
one of the things i really appreciate about the game is the storage system. quests and commissions are fulfilled directly from the items in your storage, so you don’t have to go hunting through your inventory or running to the workbench to retrieve what you need. you can even refine or wear items from your storage without pulling them out first. something as simple as this system might seem small, but it’s a total game changer and makes everything feel so much smoother.
it’s been a really, really long time since i’ve spent over 200 hours (still first playthrough and probably around 80% through the main story) on a single playthrough of any game, but i was so hooked on Sandrock that i had to buy the game for myself after playing through a family share on steam. i couldn’t resist grabbing the dlcs, too—i just couldn’t get enough. sandrock has quickly become one of my all-time favorites.
i recommend this game 10000%
I never played My Time at Portia, except for an hour or so on a sort of demo but this game is absolutely amazing. It does start out slow, complicated, annoying but once you push through it and get a grasp, its worth it. There is romance, dates, hangouts and events. Mini games too. I love that each character has a backstory and it has the feel of life sim because you are in a desert and have to preserve water and theres fighting, farming, building too. With romance, theres romancing, gifting, marriage, babies. The works. <3 11/10
Highly addictive, fun, and expansive. I’ve got 200+ hours in and I’m only halfway through the story quests. I’ve yet to finish it after burning out on it. I still love it, though, and plan on finishing it soon!
My Time at Sandrock is great and so fun to play. I've already played My Time at Portia and I loved it so I knew what I was heading for when I bought MTaS and I was not disappointed! :)
It was good purchase in my books and I don't regret buying it in the slightest! ^.^
this is THE game i have been looking for. i love cozy games but i hate farming--wait what? how is that possible? doing the same thing everyday is okay, that's not the problem. there is--as most people look for--a schedule everyday.
i get out of bed, check all of my production machines, check my animals, then get my commissions done and do my quests. that's my regular routine, and i love it.
i have found that with most cozy games the progression feels so slow. day 12 and i feel like im as poor off as day 1, and no story to be had. that most of my days are glued to my farm for the first few hours of the in-game-day, until oh no energy, it's bed time. it is just a farming simulator--i wanted more.
this game--oh let me tell you--there may be farming, but it doesn't feel like i am just on my crops. it doesn't feel like i am only mining or i am only doing one thing. there's so much life going on in this world. it feels so dynamic--most farming games feel static--at least for awhile.
the characters in this game are so full of life--that even ones you may hate at first you can't help but like because of how dynamic and real their personalities are. my character may not say much, but i still feel like im involved in the story.
the progression is so smooth, even if there's soo many things to do i don't feel overwhelmed. every time i think "oh--i've found the npc pattern of this game" something new happens and im amazed. the seasonal events are so awesome, the random quests that popup around the world make the characters feel alive and part of the world and story. you can't ignore every character--even if there are some you want to. and it just makes this a true story game
i came for the gameplay--staying for the gameplay and especially the story. i HAVE to know what happens to these characters, im so invested.
I enjoyed My Time at Portia yet it did not capture my heart as My Time at Sandrock.
My player ended up marrying Fang and for those who know his story, you know that I was in tears. I also found myself tearing up due to interactions with him; just so caring and genuine. I would love to meet the person who wrote his script just to let them know what a great job that they did. I also cried (ugly cried, y'all!) at the end. I was so sad and did not want it to be over!
I supported the Kickstarter for My Time at Evershine and I am certain it is going to be even better. These developers truly listen to our feedback which makes the next game better than the one before.
This is such a care free game with fun puzzles and great story line. Low stress while also creative.
So I bought this game plus a copy for my wife and we were super excited to play through it together. We started playing but the more we played the weirder it seemed that nothing was happening, no story was going on and no interesting quests were showing up.
Turns out that multiplayer in this game is a storyless sandbox mode, which completely ruins the entire reason for even playing it. You are just building for the sake of it.
The game also doesn't TELL you any of this up front, before buying or when starting to play, happily pretending that you are going to play some version of the actual game. You are left to figure this out yourself off the back of your own wasted money and time.
I basically bought two copies of a bait-and-switch. I would gladly refund it if I still could, it was nothing but a big disappointment and a total waste of time and money.
The story Line for this game was very engaging. The overall game controls is very easy as well.
It's a little slow getting started- I feel like I needed some encouragement just to make sure I was doing it correctly. lol. But now that the story has picked up, i love it. Convinced my sister to get it for multiplayer, the map is huge and I've barely uncovered it, and I feel like there's a ton of story to this game.
nothing to say but this game is so good, it's addictive to me. NPC interaction feels lively and not boring at all. I am expecting only great things for the next my time at franchise.
I could never get into Palia for one reason or another but I was immediately hooked on this game. Haven't felt like this about a game since probably Harvest Moon Animal Parade. Its a must have if this genre is your jam.
These games are just good fun. The characters are amazing and lovable, I like the changes they made between this game and Portia. I really look forward to the next game in this story.
An unpassionate thumbs up. I truly cannot put my finger on it but something about the pacing or gameplay never flows right for me. I had the same issue with Portia in which I enjoyed most of the pieces and couldn't tell you what wasn't clicking but I was never that enthused, never in "oh my god where did the last ten hours go??" flowstate.
I LOVE mining and a lot of the character writing is fantastic. Unsuur is such a stand out, his one liners actually took me out a couple times and I loved how unique his events were for the genre. The main plot is very full, polished, and I had a great time at points.
Farming feels pointless, so I skipped it, as does raising animals, and decorating didn't have enough options to bother but I don't really consider those a downside either because the game is so much more than that. And even though building your house was finicky I enjoyed the unhinged freedom. Some of the characters are insufferable (Elsie) but ..good? There's a lot of variety to the people you interact with. They all feel like distinct people. Romance feels empty, only Fang feels like a fleshed out character to me. But Fang is the only character I would have romanced so.. lol. Spaces between plot points and events feel very empty as the town didn't feel too interactive for me, but the plot keeps going and going, and there are a ton of activities to lose yourself in.
I have no justification for my lack of passion. I put almost 150 hours in and I felt nothing but mild mirth for about an hour of it. Some people LOVE it and I don't understand their fervour but I enjoyed it, got my money's worth, and will buy the next game.
This is one of those feel good games you are sad when it is all over but all good things must come to a end and you will always have the memories. I loved connecting with the characters in this universe. My only two gripes are that combat is way to easy and that you only get to marry and spend more time with Nia towards the end of the game shes a great character and its sad you do not get more time with her. Otherwise a game you need to experience and I can't wait for the next one.
I had a fantastic experience with My Time at Sandrock! The gameplay is engaging, and the world feels alive with its detailed lore and unique setting. I especially loved learning about the Alliance, Sandrock's history, and even connections to Portia and Vega 5. The developers have put a lot of effort into world-building, and it shows.
That said, I found My Time at Portia a bit more fun and easier to play overall. Sandrock's difficulty makes sense given its desert environment—resources are scarcer, and survival is more challenging compared to Portia's lush overworld. I get the direction they were going for, and it fits the story well, but it might take some adjustment if you're coming from Portia.
If you enjoyed My Time at Portia and are looking for something with a bit more challenge and deeper lore, My Time at Sandrock is definitely worth playing. Looking forward to more updates and adventures in this amazing world!
THIS GAME IS CRAAAACKED!!!!!!!!!!!!! SO GOOD!!!!
I will spoil nothing, best grind based town builder with combat mechanics.
(Needs Hard Mode and more available multiplayer, like more than 4 people even, not necessarily all at once, in your city.)
I love this game, from the beautiful art and stunning location to the rich story and the interesting people. I've been playing the my time games since the first and this game lives up to all the hype and more.
Amazing immersive game set in the post-apocalyptic future. You are young, leaving home for the first time, arriving in a rundown small town in the desert. Gorgeous landscapes, witty writing, moving plot.
One of my fav cozy game. I didn't expect the story progression, townies events and dialogue would be hilarious. The dev put so much unexpected humor inside. Love it. Now waiting for My Time at Evershine release. Good luck Pathea.
A fun builder/adventure/farming sim, the music is relaxing the characters are compelling and most of them are likeable and loveable. most of the game's story is steady and pretty smooth as long as you keep up with the main quest. It does suffer from pacing problems near the end and feels like a slow and long epilogue.
10/10 will play again. Loved all the refferrences.
This is one of the greatest life sims i have ever played there is a great story great amount of content and it does take time to beat it. This game has every thing i could want from a life sim and it is actually appropriate.
It's such a great sequel to My Time At Portia. The story is interesting so far (haven't finished it yet). I love all the characters and am enjoying the social aspect of the game much more than in Portia. It's really enjoyable to just explore the map. The music is great and the game is overall a very relaxing experience. Highly recommend.
Possibly more addictive than My Time at Portia. I haven't finished the game yet, but the story so far has been engaging. I don't (usually) feel overwhelmed with activities. Days where multiple events can occur at once are an exception.
A lot of features have been improved on (eg: you can repair things/build on the assembly station/turn in commissions without having the item(s) in your hand or backpack; so long as they're in your inventory at home, you're good to go). The only thing I find myself missing from MTaP is a piece of furniture like the reclining chair that refilled your stamina bar super quickly. I'm sure that if I went looking for a mod like that, I could find one, but I'm enjoying the game enough on its own to not have any interest in modding my first playthrough.
The townies are delightful, and fun to get to know. None feel like copy/pastes of each other. Getting to be friends with people in the game feels rewarding, and earned. Also, the romance is kind of blowing me away. I've been pursuing Owen, and it's been cool to see him return my interest and even plan activities on his own. It doesn't feel like I'm just buying affection or interest with gifts. Doing the story missions and slowly getting to know the people in town naturally has made the developing relationships feel much more authentic.
MTaS is funny, with the same sort of humor and charm that I loved about MTaP. This is the epitome of cozy gaming to me; this series has so much heart, I can't help but adore it, even when it's not always perfect.
Good game, very fun, would make heart-eyes at Owen again.
A Wholesome game
My Time At Sandrock is a sim game done right. I don't even play many games where you have to get materials, craft, then wait for the queue to finish, etc. But this game makes it fun and entertaining.
You see the town transform around you and feel a sense of accomplishment where you aren't just passive in this story. Every character interacts with you through the friendship system and the closer you get, the more they want to do side quests and hangouts. To the point that sometimes they will wait for you outside after a new day starts and you exit your house. The main story is great and wholesome and the side missions aren't just fetch quests. Some are even clever tutorials.
For a game such as this, you can romance some characters to the point of marriage and having (or adopting) kids and starting your own family. A wild concept for a game this shall I say "cutesy". But It's done great from what I heard.
To sound like a broken record in my reviews, get this game if you're not sure. I think you'll like it. Worst case, you can get a refund.
A fantastic game and a great sequel to My Time At Portia. Like it's predecessor but unlike other games in the farming/crafting game genre, My Time At Sandrock prioritises story and characters over pure crafting. It really is special to see how Sandrock and its inhabitants grow and change throughout the course of the game from your interactions and quests.
If you enjoy cosy farming/crafting games this is definitely the game for you, there is a lot of content so be prepared for it to keep you entertained for quite a while.
I'm having a blast so far in Sandrock, and I still have a long way to go to unlock everything. The player is a builder that will take on requests from the townsfolk to build stuff for them or for the town, instead of being a farmer which I am used to in these kind of games. So that's a new twist. I do think we will unlock desert farming so I'm looking forward to that. I like interacting with the characters and getting to know them, which you do gradually over time. I'm really looking forward to meeting the bandit that's causing trouble for the town and what his motives could be. There is a lot of grinding to get all the required materials you need in your work, but I think it will get better later on, probably unlocking easier ways to get everything. You can explore the world, mine in dungeons and fight in other dungeons. You can fight the wildlife too, but why would you. Overall I'm having a good time and can recommend the game to anyone that likes collecting materials, interacting with NPC's and maybe marry one of them and start a family, and exploring!
This is a story review and it spoils a large part of the main story and many secrets. Please refrain if you don't want that.
Spoiler Warning
For a game in this genre, it is kind of expected that the story is very long, starts off slow and picks up gradually. What I did not expect was for it to pick up THIS MUCH. You go from a builder revitalizing a desert town to THAT PERSON who held off the game's equivalent of the 1939 German Invasion of Poland.
Yes, the halfway point of the main story is marked by significant military action where you help repel an invading force wearing grey uniforms. Bet you didn't see that coming. I didn't. Also you remember Fallout 4's Brotherhood airship? The enemy has that, too. It sounds like I am drunk and making this up, but this is 100% real. You just have to put like 40 hours into the game to get to that point.
I thought the invasion was the ending climax, to be honest. But apparently not, and the story just continues after the siege, leaving you to pick up the pieces left by a military operation. Just another day in Sandrock, I guess?
Also the character named Grace - When I first saw her I thought, "She looks like a blonde Ada Wong". What I didn't know was that she literally is blonde Ada Wong - a secret agent sent to Sandrock and develops a friendship/romance (your choice) with you. So if you want a blonde Ada Wong, Leon, you are in the right place, unexpectedly.
It sounds like madness, I know, but I promise the story is oddly engaging, bolstered by a cast of unique, memorable characters that all feel alive. There are ALMOST no bland characters apart from the rando travelers. (Though I say almost because there are one or two really forgettable ones.)
Do I recommend the story? Yes, absolutely. A game with such a casual look has no right having a story this engaging and interesting. And if you like the feeling of "I love it but I'm sorry - WHAT?", then I urge you to try.
Buy it at any time, waiting for discounts is optional, and you are better off buying it based on when your vacations are instead of when discounts will be, considering how time consuming the game is.
Can we just talk about the fact that its has personal online servers where your friends can login whenever? 10/10, every multiplayer building game should have this.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Pathea Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 80 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 95% положительных (7973) |