My Time at Portia

Crashes to often to be worth recommending

Move to a charming town in the post-apocalyptic future where you will help expand the town while befriending the colorful locals! One of the best cozy games around.

Crashes too often and randomly to be enjoyable. Controls feel clunky (especially in the mines).

I've heard My Time in Sandrock is better, but I have no interest in playing it seeing that the devs don't care about making sure their earlier game actually works. Won't get any more of my money. There are plenty of other Stardew Valley-inspired games that do it so much better, like Kynseed. Will go play one of those instead.

I can't believe it took me so long to buy this game. I've known about it for years, I've looked at it multiple times but was always put off by people saying it was grindy or the combat was bad. Finally got it on sale and am having an absolute blast! People saying it's grindy have clearly never played a survival game - this is light work. Also yeah the combat isn't super in depth but it's literally fine? Who plays a cozy game for the combat anyway.

What Portia brings to the table is an overwhelming amount of charm. The characters, the world, the silly animations, I'm all here for it. It was clearly well loved by its developers and its refreshing to play a game that feels like someone crafted it with thought and care. Excited to put a ton more hours into it.

I enjoy the game and how the story line is continuing throughout the different games so you learn more about what happened as you play through the games

There are some issues that need to be addressed but so far I've been having fun playing Portia.

One such issues is some NPC's will get stuck on things while running, or when you get a request to help the man from the tree forest area with the pink cat his voices doesn't come through but the cats does. There was a few more issues but I can't remember off the top of my head, I'll have to check the messages I sent to a friend for them.

But all in all I do enjoy this and its worth getting one sell, so if you want something to tied you over until something else pops up or a game you want to go on sell, I would say this might be something that can do that if you enjoy these types of games.

Oh warning though since I know a few people don't like the grindy bits, It does take time for things to be created on furnace, grinder etc etc. But its manageable since you can explore the island or go into the ruins/Hazard zone.

just like harvest moon but with action move to the batlle, recomended for new player

Doesn´t look like much from the start, and just as you think you´ve kind of seen it all, it expands.
Not too grindy, not too fast paced. Hard to be bored with this one.

i played Sandrock before I played this. DO NOT DO THAT!!!! This game makes Sandrock look like a AAA Game of the Year type of game. It's definitely fun, but they definitely improved A LOT. Parts of the game just feel unfinished and to be honest, if I was one of the kickstarter backers, i don't know how happy I'd be with this.

The art style for certain characters is strange and make no sense. Why is Albert's head so big? Why is Django's chin so long? Why is Paulie so ugly?

The voice acting is ROUGH. A lot of the characters sound good, like Emily and Ginger. But there are certain characters' voices that just don't sound good. Petra is probably the worst offender. I can see what her VA was going for, but it just feel way too flat. Another huge problem was the audio not matching the text. So many times a character's speaking line would be completely different than what's typed out. Some lines feel unfinished, and some even have typos. Certain characters say all their lines, while others don't. Certain cutscenes have audible dialogue, while others you just have to read the caption. There's a lot of cutscenes where a character speaks really fast, making it sound like someone hit fast forward. One of the worst mistakes though is Mei and Gale's post game lines. It sounds like they were recorded on a phone's mic and sent straight into the game.

The museum also bothers me... having too little spaces for medium assembled items, but too many for small relics. The strange stand in the center of the main room with nothing to go there and no explanation?

In conclusion, do I think this game is perfect? Absolutely not. Do I think you should get it? Yeah, if it's on sale. I still had fun playing it, but I'm disappointed no one gave any warning about just how much of a mess this game is...

This game was an awesome time killer. story line is pretty good and you can kinda do everything at your own pace if you are careful about tasks you take and when you take them. hours of fun. buying all this series.

I just got the game, played for 3 hours and kept getting crashes and losing my progress. When I looked this issue up, apparently it's been going on for years with some people even going as far as saying that we should restart the game at the beginning of every morning in the game. That's crazy. I want to immerse myself in a gaming experience. That's impossible if I fear that I will lose my day's progress due to some sudden game crash.

Great gameplay. I've played this game on the Switch but like it better on Steam PC. I also enjoy playing My Time in Sandrock as well.

Despite having its faults, My Time at Portia has such charm. The characters are all lovable and unique with intriguing storylines rivaled by even the newest AAA-games. Set against the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world, this game shines a light on several contemporary topics such as the rivalry between religion and science, mental and physical illness, the challenge of progress, environmentalism, politics and community. The game offers incredibly interesting lore, both world-wise and for the individual characters. In my opinion, this makes up for the at times unbelievably slow pace (and be prepared, it IS at times cringeworthy slow) and 2010-like graphics.

Honestly, I tried it when it first launched on PS4, and I hated it because it was full of bugs and issues.
But after playing Sandrock, I decided to give it another shot, and I’m really glad I did.
It turned out to be a fun journey with a great story.

I'm very late to playing this game, but I've really enjoyed it! I really enjoy mining and resource gathering and that's what a big portion of this game is! It's chill enough to play while watching TV which I enjoy, however, that does mean the dialogue is simplistic and I wouldn't say the story is necessarily very compelling. My favorite part is assembling builds and filling commissions. I haven't bothered much with the social stuff and don't really care to. I like upgrading my equipment and unlocking new locations of the map. I like how you can really see the difference you're making over time.

I would personally wait to get this game on sale for $10-$15 and I think it would be well worth it.

The art style threw me off at first but I got used to it!

They have one released sequal and another on preorder and there and still problems with this game. You'd think they'd finish one before going off to make another but nah. I made quite a lot of progress today just to get stuck in a glitched part of the game forcing me to restart undoing all I acomplished today. This is not okay. Stop pumping out games and fix the ones you already have

Initially the art style of the game was off putting to me personally but as I got used to it I was able to focus on the Story and the mechanics of the game. The story and characters are engaging and I ended up loving Portia! I played the game for the first time on the switch and I do not recommend that at all, even for less than $5 on sale. The game barely runs, constantly crashes, and loading time are long. On the steam I haven't encountered any of these issues. It runs smoothly, graphics are significantly better ( the grass has texture wow) and the loading times are basically gone. Easily can clock over 100hrs, I think its worth getting on sale in particular as it can be clunky with things especially compared to the sequel My time at Sandrock. Still worth a go in my opinion! Worst thing hands down is that you have one save and it only saves when you sleep.

the good;

- numerous fun activities such as mining/excavating, crafting, exploring/hunting, and fishing (my favorite)
- runs good and has decent graphics
- some character/house customization
- decent voice acting
- crafting tables can take from chests nearby instead of just your inventory
- prices go up and down so you can buy low and sell high, but aren't dependent on WHAT you buy/sell, so you can flood the market with no consequences

the bad;

- poor translation resulting in confusion and gameplay mistakes/mission failures
- bland and repetitive music
- certain crafting takes extremely long for no good reason and missions are time limited so you essentially have to already have the mission items before taking them
- limited inventory space and, despite items falling on the ground to be picked up later if your inventory is full, no way to drop inventory items yourself, instead you can only destroy them or put them in storage if you are lucky enough to already have it
- dungeons/bosses that come by surprise and then you have to restart to ensure you have inventory to loot them before you get locked in unexpectedly
- an extremely shallow and stupid plot/enemy npc and main quest/goal that feels irrelevant and i'm honestly not really interested in completing it
- no clear way to save manually and the only autosaves are at the start of the day, so get ready to redo the entire day when a mission surprises you/you fail one
- npcs can close their shops and even harvest gatherables in the wilds when you are right there to get it yourself. very frustrating
- character movement is a bit stiff and imprecise, and moving furniture/crafting stations is based on where your character is standing/looking instead of free, which makes it pretty tricky to place things.
- entirely missable hidden achievements where if you don't know about them before starting the game you may have to start over from the beginning to get them

the ugly;

- while some characters are pretty, most look like deformed children with huge foreheads, creepy eyes, and tiny mouths/hands (the environments are nice but i honestly find most human characters, including the player, absolutely hideous/creepy)
- player icon in events is the default player and does not match your customization
- eyelashes on player are red for no reason and can't be changed, despite many players complaining about this the entire time during development
- basic home customization is extremely expensive and starting missions reward almost nothing

I have mixed feelings about this game. There's parts I really enjoy, and parts where the game fails hard for me. Let's start with the things I liked:
- The premise of a post-apocalypic cozy game
- The world is beautiful
- Ruin diving (at first)
- The crafting system
- The museum system

It is, unfortunately, a short list, but these things do comprise a large part of the game, and I will probably continue playing because of them. Now, things I don't love:
- Character and NPC design
- Too many NPCs for this style of game (you could have half as many easily)
- Voice acting and writing (I suspect this is an issue with localization, so I don't expect it to be perfect, but it's kind of a mess)
- Ruin diving once you have most of the relic pieces from a particular ruin is soul crushing

Many other parts of the game I don't love or hate, though the urgency with which every quest comes is a bit much. Honestly, I think it's a perfectly fine game, not my favorite, but not bad and worth trying out if the things above don't bother you much.

At times it can be a little clunky, but beyond that, the game is chock full of charm! If you like Stardew or other cozy farm/life sim game, Portia is 100% worth checking out!

Always fun to go back to and relax.

Oh my goodness, where to start?? The story lines are wonderful, the game play is smooth and open. I am in mad love with the horses and the rainbow llamas! You get attached to the characters, and really can feel like they are your friends and family. LOVE this game!

The game is a little difficult to get going but once you start inventing things and helping the town its awesome. If you like cozy games with a bit of danger, this is for you. There are a lot of characters to interact with. A relationship system and personal missions for the other characters too.

I really like it. It's a fun cozy game with some low stakes drama. Very similar to Stardew Valley but with a few more features and options outside of just farming.

Game becomes pretty boring once you have infinite stamina due to dried apples and fishing is quite broken in terms of money making, overall the general balance is a bit odd at times. Also not a huge fan of the progression system and how unrewarding exploring is, you often face strange invisible walls if you go too far, idk why they have to break the players immersion like that. Some invisible walls you can climb straight up and get to weird places you shouldnt be at but for some reason they initially dont let you break into the tree farm, there is no reason to have an invisible wall near that first mining area, just let players explore ffs, not like they are going to get filthy rich if they enter the tree farm on their first day.
Combat is also not really a challenge since you can pause at any time to eat to full health Skyrim style and you can just button mash your way through absolutely everything since there arent really any unique weapons. The dungeons are also lacking and have no random aspects which could make them interesting.
I think it is good the game has a time setting so you can change how fast the day goes by, Stardew Valley should cut themselves a slice of that! Also not enough waifus.

I tried completing this several times but always quit after year 1 or 2 when I lost interest.

Very clunky, missing a lot of QOL features you'd expect in these games now but I think overall it's worth playing. The story is lighthearted and the NPCs are fun to interact with.

I'd say on the spectrum of farming/life sim games I've played, where Stardew is at the top and Potion Permit is at the bottom, this one sits just below the middle.

I did enjoy this game at the beginning but sadly it very quickly becomes a boring and lifeless grind.

Firstly, it takes far too long to craft stuff especially since the game seems to push you into a rush state right from the start due to npc competition. About 25% of gameplay is enjoyable, with the rest constituting either grinding, or waiting for things to finish crafting.

I also want to add if you're an achievement hunter DO NOT GET THIS GAME YOU WILL REGRET IT. So many pointless achievements that have no gameplay impact, and multiple are pure rng, meaning no matter how skilled or smart you are, you just have to grind constantly until the game decides you've done your time. (worst example is rock paper scissors achievement)

There are few different mines and dungeons to explore, however each layout is very similar so after you've done a handful they'll feel like a chore as well. Not to mention the combat is seriously clunkey. Dodgerolling only sometimes works and many boss mechanics are essentially impossible to dodge, meaning mass healing is the only way to bypass which makes the boss fights insanely dull.

If you enjoyed stardew valley npc socialising then you'd enjoy it here as well. Very similar vibe and each character has an interesting stories and have varying preferences for gifts e.c.t.

Pros:

Interesting NPC's
Fun social system
Lots of story content in certain parts of the game
Somewhat immersive storyline
25% satisfying and fun gameplay
Assembling items is a nice, new concept and somewhat satisfying (not resource crafting)


Cons:

Extremely grindy but in a super boring way
Huge amounts of waiting around
Copy/pasted dungeon layouts
Clunky combat and enemy attack mechanics
Insanely annoying to complete achievements
Fustrating minigames
Huge social consequences of not fulfilling commissions
Accepting and fulfilling commissions feels very rushed/stressful with NPC competition
Crazy long resource crafting timers

While all this said, I've read that the developers have listened to the community with many of the issues in the game and addressed many if not all of them in their latest game 'My time in Sandrock' so just get that one instead.

I'm cursed to be stuck with this freaking game till the achievements are done. PLS save yourselves

I first bought this game on nintendo switch years ago when it came out, I replayed it several times. Then My time at Sandrock came out and I bought it on Steam, I loved it so much that since I had forgotten somewhat the story from MTAP I decided to buy MTAP on steam as well and play through the game all over again. BUY THIS GAME! You will spend so many hours playing it, and then buy MTAS if you havent already. I will also be buying their newest game My time at Evershine, and I have backed it on Kickstarter. The games just keep getting better, and I love this series so much.

I would recommend this game, I really like it and the twist it puts on the whole sort of 'Harvest Moon/farming sim' style of game-play.

This game is incredibly sweet and charming. I would say that most of the characters are really well written, and the voice acting is pretty good. Sometimes here and there you can get a dud of a character, and someone whose voice is out of place; sometimes just here and there, while some others are just bad all the time. Overall I would say it leans towards the good over the bad though. The relationships you can build with these characters are really sweet at times, and that itself can keep you playing.

The twist that this game takes on the whole formula, is that instead of farming plants and animals for the purposes of just, selling it for money, you are instead using those things to create and build. A lot of this game does revolve around combat and a particular form of mining and ruin diving, and that is to get raw materials and bits and pieces from the old world to help build useful and helpful structures for the town of Portia and the people there.

I suppose I didn't mention that this game takes place in a post apocalypse, further changing up things and putting in a further twist on the game-play. The old, technological world with robots and AI and advanced technology is gone. All that is left are rebuilding human civilisations, and weird mutant animals (that you also kill to use their parts to make things). You are a Builder, and you are helping Portia to rebuild and expand. Do you side with the scientists who want to go back to the glory days? Do you side with the church, who want to ban advanced technologies? Again, the changes it brings to the whole 'farming sim' genre is immense.

You make everything from personal items like swords and jewellery, to chairs and tables and rugs, all the way to bridges, elevators, and bus stops. The further along you move the main quest, the bigger and more impressive items you build. It never pushes you to move quickly either. You can take your time, establish your farm, your land, gather tons of materials, compete in the town competitions, and have a good time without unlocking really and of the further story elements.

Eventually you do need to move forward however, as the main quest opens up further mines, dungeons, and biomes. While this is going on you can compete with rival builders to see who is the best, all while making tons of money, and dating your spouse with really interesting, actual date, mechanics. A lot of this can rely on how many skill points you put into your social tree. Yes, this game is also an RPG. Every action you do, harvesting resources, killing enemies, making items, completing quests, gives you experience.

You can really focus your character on upgrading skills that pertain to fighting enemies and harvesting raw resources, fill up your storage, then switch to more social skills so you can get more out of giving gifts, completing contracts and quests, etc. It is a really interesting addition to this type of game, and a very welcome one.

While the game looks kind of silly and cartoon like, that really helps it to stay looking good despite the age of the game. It has been future proofed, and I bet will become a classic talked about like the original Harvest Moon. I would highly recommend this game, to both fans of this genre and people who have never played anything like it before. A fantastic game, and when it goes on sale, it goes on sale for a fantastic price! Plus, if you really like it, the developers are working on making further games set in this world.

just be aware. If you hit your windows key by mistake it can cause your whole computer to shut off abruptly, and if you didn't sleep yet you loose EVERYTHING you did

I adore this game and this series. This game is so rich story-wise with a lot to do towards the management side. It's one of the few game in this genre where I was conflicted in who to chose to marry. The friendship/romance system is so advanced for the genre, I really enjoyed it once I got the hang of it! And the Lore is so unique and cool. I'm glad they patched one of the choices or more added an alternative route, but it goes to show that they do listen to the fans.

Nice game but crashes a bunch when leaving buildings. Losing a full in-game day of progress sucks. Contacted game support with no response at all. Seems like this issue has been around for many years with no fix.

been playing this to help with my mandarin learning (one of the few games with mandarin audio and eng subtitles) and found it's really fun! i like the crafting progression and resource gathering

fun casual game. l have so much fun playing MTAP, it has a lot of content and the crafting and fishing is the best of any game i have played.

In My Time at Portia, you play as a character who inherits a workshop from their father. It’s now up to you to make a name for yourself in this charming town—and even compete against other workshops to become the best. While you’re busy building and crafting, you’re also encouraged to get to know the other residents of Portia. Through your socializing, you’ll learn more about the town’s history and its people—and trust me, there are some really lovable characters!

At first, I thought this game was just Stardew Valley with better graphics—and while there are similarities, I was pleasantly surprised by how long and engaging the main storyline was. On top of that, there are tons of side quests and plenty of opportunities to befriend (or romance!) the citizens of Portia.

Most of the achievements were fun to hunt down, though I did get a bit tired of all the romance-related ones. That said, it was fun seeing how the different storylines played out as you pursue relationships. I originally planned to marry the character with the best perks, but I ended up switching because another character’s storyline was just too adorable to resist!

While the game is a lot of fun, I found the late-game and post-main-story content got a bit repetitive. Still, I had a great time overall. It’s a relaxing, low-stress game—though it does take some resource management. As long as you’re smart about what to farm and plan ahead a bit, nothing ever feels like too much of a hassle to build or gather.

If you’re looking for a cozy, feel-good game with a lot of heart, My Time at Portia is definitely worth a try!

🎮 Difficulty Curve:
Relaxing, forgiving, and never too stressful—even combat feels more like a fun challenge than a punishment.

🌎 Graphics & Atmosphere:
Looks like a kids’ game? Don’t let that fool you. This is a peaceful heaven for unwinding after a busy day—like a cozy 3D Stardew Valley.

📖 Story & Characters:
Surprisingly immersive! The story is rich, and the characters feel well thought out. Every time you finish one task, something new and exciting pops up.

🔨 Gameplay & Progression:
So much to do! Crafting, farming, building, fighting, exploring… You’ll never be bored. The game finds clever ways to motivate you—daily tasks and commissions push you to become the best builder in town, which adds a great "What should I do today?" loop to keep you engaged. The main story quests must be completed to unlock things and evolve, which can feel limiting, but there’s so much else to do that the game evolves naturally.

🏛 What Makes It Unique?
The abandoned ruins—finding artifacts is way more immersive and realistic than in Stardew Valley. A great twist on a classic mechanic! Also the friendship and dating part is cool!

🕹 Controls & UX:
No major complaints. Everything works smoothly.

💰 Worth the money?
100%. If you love life sims, farming, and adventure, this is one of the best in the genre.

👍 Final Verdict: Absolutely! – 9.5/10

It's a better experience to relax on progress and optimization and focus on the life sim

Its very slow but has promise. I'd say dont buy this game but maybe try the demo of the newest game. Story of Seasons and stardew valley is much better. Especially for the price.

My Time at Portia, you will forever hold a special place in my heart! I adore this game, bugs and all! I loved seeing how much passion the developers put into this game—and My Time at Sandrock! Thank you for creating such an amazing experience!

Too me this is similar to a 3D Stardew Valley but it definitely has a nice long story line and it's own charm. I wanted a farming and crafting game, came upon this, and have not regretted it at all. Some might find it a little grinding, but I'm enjoying building all the different things to complete the main story line but also getting to know the citizens of Portia and helping make Portia a better town. There's always something to be doing and it isn't necessarily difficult, being very forgiving to the players, which is good for people like me who struggle with dying.... a lot. If I have any complaints with the game, it's some of the interactions. To me, they sometimes take too long, but it's not dreadful so the game is still highly enjoyable. If you like a story rich, majority voice acted, and highly interactive game, this is the game for you!

through out the game as you play it more and more clunky and bugs appear and some of them are annoying like petting your horses in the shed makes you unable to pet them because it's like some obstacle is in the way even though you are in open space. Of course you a multiple attempts will be made from that and it;s kind of annoying.

feels like unfinished no further updates since 2021. No bug fixes or improvement just a bunch of DLCs. it still lacks in some features like in storage management where you manually putting those items in your chests. but it's been 4 years since no update. think before buying this game.

This game bears a resemblance to Stardew Valley, but instead of focusing majorly on raising a farm, you are tasked with building various structures and gadgets. Its various characters, missions, and story lines kept me interested in the game. That being said, My Time at Portia isn't all that perfect. There are times audio files didn't play properly, and the game would stutter even at the lowest settings. Overall, while My Time at Portia isn't a flawless game, it still entertains and is worth playing.

I didn't find the 3D world to be as playable as the 2D isometric games in this genre, such as Stardew Valley, simply because I could not plan as well or obtain a comprehensive overview of my surroundings. I played it for 1 hour before deciding to uninstall it.

If you enjoy similar games like stardew valley, coral island, etc., you will LOVE this. it has a little something for everyone and I love how many possible relationships there are. The main storyline is a lot of fun, but you can also pick up side quests however frequently you'd like (up to one per day). There is a natural progression, but it doesn't feel overwhelming and you can take things at your own pace. Also there are so many fun events and shops that are unique to this game and really set it apart from the others. Highly recommend !

I really, really want to like My Time at Portia. It has all the hallmarks of a game I would enjoy: crafting things, digging very large holes, and at least one bright pink cat. Unfortunately, it just feels unfinished.

I played MTaP back when it was fairly new and didn't have much of the voice acting sorted. I assumed with time, the localization errors would be fixed and the voicing would be finished. Alas! I've only encountered a few lines of dialogue that were unvoiced, but it sort of ruins the immersion when it happens. And there are a lot of grammatical errors, despite the devs saying they don't need any additional help with the English localization. Some of the problems are as simple as changing a single word to match what the voice actor said, and you'd think stuff like that would have been polished out by now.

The gameplay feels fine so long as you stick to gathering. Mining feels okay, but once you have to use the jetpack you start to notice a bit of jank. Combat? I pretty much stopped playing once I encountered combat.

I get the impression that the developers have moved on to bigger and better -- namely, their third game in the series. I won't be purchasing the sequels unless there are some major changes with how the games are released. I'm not interested in buying games that are only 50-75% complete and won't be updated beyond game-breaking bugfixes. Abandoning a game to immediately release yet another 50-75% finished game isn't my jam. Make one polished gem. Give it the love it deserves. MTaP could have been great! Instead, it just made me miss Stardew Valley.

relaxing and fun farm game cute aesthetic as well

Absolutely love this game, but have to mention that it is unfinished in some ways (last I played anyway). The main two things I remember being unfinished were (1) some of the dialog is missing voice lines and (2) the story line for Aadit. The first of these isn't a HUGE deal for me, just kind of ruins the immersive experience. But the second one is a big deal. I don't regret playing the game, but I would be lying if I said I wasn't extremely bothered by Aadit's story line being what it is, especially considering he is a love interest (and more specifically, was my chosen LI lmfao). I know that there are rumors (or maybe it's confirmed by the devs, idk, that Aadit's story will be further continued/explored in future installments and that's awesome but it's not really acceptable to me. At the end of the day, my Portia character will forever be someone who was literally abandoned by their life partner and fahter of their child which is just not something I should have to say in a comfy slice of life type game like this lmfao.

Still, loved the game. And worth playing simply for the lore before playing Sandrock IMO because Sandrock is genuinely one of the best games in this category that I've ever played. The characters, the story, the environment, the soundtrack... I won't ramble about Sandrock in my Portia review but trust me it's AMAZING and I will forever be 'in love' with Fang lol.

Was hoping for a cutesy brain out builder game like Stardew Valley, but this was just so much work. Not at all intuitive.

The in-game tutorials are unhelpful and incomplete. How is there not a section on inventory? Why did I have to find the backpack inventory by smashing keys until I got to M (map) and found an inventory tab there?

I needed to build a stone tool. The assembly station handbook has an entry with a stone tool. There is an effect when I hover and click it, but nothing happens. I figured out you can only build it at the craft table. Why was there a stone tool entry in the assembly workstation handbook, an entry that does nothing when you click it?

Why isn't there a textbox search for (possibly) hundreds of craft items? Why did I have to scroll so much to find stone TOOL under the furniture section?

When I walked to a river it just... phased out to black for a moment and then I'm still at the shore? What? Is that a world boundary? Can the character not swim? No explanation or animation, just a fade to black and you're standing at the shore.

I wanted to like this game but it was just meh.

This was a very enjoyable game. I do not have much to do any longer. Even my ex's relationship points are maxed again! (I then married Ginger, trying to speed up her demise since the failure to craft the therapy lights didn't do the trick.) Once Ginger dies, I think I will pull the plug on this game and begin a new adventure in Sandrock.

VERY clunky, while they push out more and more 'My time at' games, which also lack quality and polish, while taking money from people on kickstarter despite their previous games selling fine. Where is the money going my dudes? 'Cause clearly it's not polish of the games.