Description

My Time at Portia blends farming sim charm with RPG mechanics and life sim elements, all wrapped in a gentle, pastel-toned, post-apocalyptic setting. You inherit a workshop and start rebuilding the world around you, crafting tools, farming crops, raising animals, completing commissions, and even forging friendships and romantic relationships along the way.

Whether you’re tending your crops or delving into the ruins for relics and resources, Portia offers an adventurous cozy game experience with an in-game calendar, upgrade systems, and character progression that makes it easy to get lost in your new life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is My Time at Portia worth it?

If you love games like Stardew Valley, Portia is a great choice! There’s more crafting, a full 3D world to explore, and a satisfying mix of structure and freedom. The pacing is gentle but steady, making it well-suited for cozy gamers looking for adventure.

Should I play My Time at Portia before My Time at Sandrock?

It’s not required, but generally recommended! Portia and Sandrock share the same universe, and while the stories are separate, playing Portia first might offer context and a deeper appreciation for the world building.

Grab My Time at Sandrock here.

Is My Time at Portia a farming sim?

Partially! It includes farming, but it’s also focused on crafting, exploration, and running the workshop. But you can absolutely raise animals, plant crops, and customize your home and land!

Does My Time at Portia have combat?

Yes, there’s light combat against monsters in ruins and dungeons, as well as sparring opportunities with NPCs.

Can you get married in My Time at Portia?

Yes! You can date and eventually marry more than a dozen eligible NPCs, complete with heart events and cohabitation. It’s an optional but very cozy layer of the game.