In the last week I've played this game for 80 hours. So I like it. Just a a little.
My sister bought me this since she'd played the beta. Normally I'm not the most excited to play life sims with farming in it because the market is oversaturated with samey, boring games that wish they could be like Stardew Valley.
Instead, I got a game where I don't have to farm if I don't want to (except for some quests but. No daily watering anyway, so that's dope). The story itself has been super enjoyable, and fun. I didn't think it'd ramp up like it did, but serious, emotional moments would pop up out of nowhere, and it felt like such a treat. I can do basically anything, and at my own pace. There's very little the game stopped me from doing that wasn't story related. It's fun to have all the options in the world, and have none of them be a bad on.
Sandrock has easily become one of my favorite games, and I hope there's more like it and Portia in the future.

In the last week I've played this game for 80 hours. So I like it. Just a a little. My sister bought me this since she'd played the beta. Normally I'm not the most excited to play life sims with farming in it because the market is oversaturated with samey, boring games that wish they could be like Stardew Valley. Instead, I got a game where I don't have to farm if I don't want to (except for some quests but. No daily watering anyway, so that's dope). The story itself has been super enjoyable, and fun. I didn't think it'd ramp up like it did, but serious, emotional moments would pop up out of nowhere, and it felt like such a treat. I can do basically anything, and at my own pace. There's very little the game stopped me from doing that wasn't story related. It's fun to have all the options in the world, and have none of them be a bad on. Sandrock has easily become one of my favorite games, and I hope there's more like it and Portia in the future.