My Time At Portia

The game is fun. It's very addicting and has a very nintendo-esque feel to it. The graphics are beautiful, bright and lovely. Had 40+ hours in it on my old PC build. (i5 2500k, gtx 770, 8gb ram) so it's definitely not a very demanding game and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a good game to pass the time or even get lost in. Also ignore the bad review(s) that are still on top. They are outdated and downright wrong at this point. (not that they were wrong before of course)

A delightful building game and well worth getting, the ablity to customise your character as well as a building game to have combat, although not the main focus and the gather of resources is wonderful. Even though I'm not finished with the story it's a delight to play and see where it's going. Well worth your time, even though patches seem to had been stunted from other platforms. I can't wait unti. My Time At Sandrock joins this on my playlist collection

The game has an required taste for its graphics meaning not everyone will like it the quality feels ok score it a 6.5. Quests are mostly do this make that usually forcing you to follow a certain path which hurts the replay value of the game somewhat the space is quite limited as well as you develop certain buildings during main story. the combat is mostly lacklustre and in someways can be realistic that we dont have several powers etc but the AI should be a bit better to give it any meaning. difficulty is not existing. gameplay wise i'd score it a 4. NPC's Backstories are very superficial, NPC's say stuff but it feels just so generic like their looks some annoyed me very very much voice acting makes you wish it was a mute game at times so score it a 3 Well it's an ok building game for price range 10-15dollar/euro. You might like it for a bit its not a masterpiece and people shouldn't call it that. It is not an unique nor a good copie it lacks any AI it has some decent ideas but those arent well executed.

Bought and installed right away on my old (as in over ten by now and it wasn't even the latest tech when I bought it back then) desktop computer and it runs beautifully. I love the graphics and this game has so many great features and such breadth and depth as to be astounding. There are also several mods available that improve some of its drawbacks. That's the good part. Now for the not-so-good. Being a girl in rl I decided to play a girl for a change. The bachelor pool of guys is mostly terrible. It also seems like they all use the same animation when you're talking to them. Still, I was willing to see where things went. But then I got to the game killer. I do not like to have to battle my way through a video game to progress. That kind of thing has never in my forty years of video game-playing life been fun for me. For some reason I did not realize this was so heavily involved when I bought "My Time at Portia". I found a mod that deals with having to waste precious time on fighting the little monsters around town but there are still all the other battles and that pretty much makes this game unplayable for me.

Ok.