Gaming in city Sandrock. Reviews, Walkthroughs, News

The 2023 farming simulator from Pathea Games, My Time at Sandrock, is finally getting a much-requested multiplayer feature months after release. This latest update will be great news for fans looking to play My Time at Sandrock with friends on other platforms.

My Time at Sandrock has just rolled out a big new update for the Nintendo Switch version. This patch adds various contents promised since the Kickstarter funding campaign and also fixes performance and visual bugs in the Nintendo Switch version of My Time at Sandrock.

A new Stardew Valley-like life sim called Go-Go Town has a demo that gamers can try out right now. Unlike other games inspired by Stardew Valley, Go-Go Town puts the player in the shoes of a town’s mayor instead of a farmer, which is a nice twist for fans of the genre who are already used to the traditional formula.

The Nintendo Switch version of the farm life simulator My Time at Sandrock has just received a major update that added a lot of new content. This update also addressed many issues that have plagued the handheld port for weeks.

Steam has released its annual end-of-year charts, ranking the games that have generated the most cold-hard cash on the digital PC storefront. Frequent chart-toppers this year include the obvious subjects (Baldur’s Gate 3, Starfield), as well as the games that silently crushed it (Sons of the Forest, Goose Goose Duck.)

Steam has revealed its "Best of 2023" list that reveals the best-selling games on the platform alongside which titles were played the most on PC, Steam Deck, VR, Controller, and more.

While there are plenty of cozy farming games coming out at a constant clip these days, My Time at Sandrock has been the one I’ve kept my eye on for a while now. Pathea Games’ previous title My Time At Portia seemed promising, but didn’t ever grip me. With this follow-up, though, the team has not only done a lot to improve on the solid foundation established by their last game, but they’ve also created a unique world, visually and mechanically, that sets My Time at Sandrock apart from so many other cozy farming games.

A new video reel showing off upcoming games created within the PlayStation China Hero Project program has been shared today by Gematsu.

Nintendo has announced it is hosting another Indie World showcase this week, featuring 20 minutes worth of "new announcements and updates." 

I wish I lived in Sandrock. It's a place where a cat can be a celebrated member of the town guard and every street gets fully decked out for the holidays. It's where newcomers are enthusiastically welcomed, contrary to other Western stories where folks "not from around these parts" are met with suspicion. It's got plenty of Western staples though; a ranch managed by a salt-of-the-earth family (even if the husband is a little unhinged), a cute main street with a saloon and general store, plenty of lovely Western accents, and of course, a touch of danger. My Time at Sandrock is an excellent entry in an ever-growing list of cozy games, consistently fun while managing to stand apart from the crowd thanks to its theme of optimism grown out of hard times.

Famitsu has published its estimated physical game software and hardware sales data for Japan for the week of October 30, 2023 to November 5, 2023.

Gols are your primary currency in , making them perhaps the most important resource to earn fast in this adventure RPG. Nothing is free in the small town of Sandrock in this post-apocalyptic yet wholesome world your character finds themselves in. You'll have to focus on specific upgrades and pay attention to your objectives and missions to farm a good amount of money for your adventures.

My Time at Sandrock doesn’t shy away from introducing some eye-catching characters into the mix. Among them, there’s the stunning Fang. His flowing locks and aloof demeanor make it pretty easy to develop a crush on him.

This year just won’t let up. Despite the string of Game of the Year contenders in the first three quarters, the last leg of 2023 is still going strong. Nintendo is constantly pumping out first party games (it’s not done just yet), the latest of which is WarioWare: Move It! If you’re on the fence on this one, we have a full review right here.

has been available on PC in early access for quite some time with regular updates and additions being made to the game, but now is officially being released as a full game. Although this doesn't mean there won't still be new characters or story added in the future, at launch there are an astounding 21 romance options available. Players can date their favorites, marry them, and even have children in this wholesome post-apocalyptic life sim RPG.

manages to expand and improve upon its predecessor in almost every way, and despite a few bugs and small qualms, it stands as one of the best life simulation games in years. Just like, this new entry comes from developer Pathea Games and publisher Focus Entertainment, the latter of which has also helped release titles like and. While there will be players who simply don't care for the game's fundamentally task-centric nature or wish for more complex combat, for fans of the genre does almost everything right.

My Time at Sandrock is a life simulation game in an alternative Wild West with robots, attractive outlaws, and camels who communicate through a loudspeaker. I don’t know whose life we’re trying to simulate exactly, but I’m down to play it.

Star Ocean: The Second Story R for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC, and WarioWare: Move It! for Switch are the highlights of this week’s Japanese video game releases.

Developer Pathea is hard at work on its upcoming sandbox simulator My Time At Sandrock, and the team has been doing a good job of keeping fans updated with a constant drip of informative trailers. The latest trailer (which you can check out below) sheds a light on the characters that populate this world.

My Time at Sandrock is sequel to the fairly popular My Time at Portia, and it's looking rather promising in its latest gameplay overview trailer. As you'd expect, the video covers a broad range of topics, explaining how the title's shaping up to be an intriguing mix of role-playing, sandbox exploration, storytelling, monster-whacking combat, and building.

Developer Pathea has recently revealed a new gameplay trailer for My Time at Sandrock, the spiritual successor to My Time at Portia which highlights everything from character customization to how things play out in the open-world and much more. Check out the trailer down below.

Fate/Samurai Remnant for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC, and Ys X: Nordics for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch are the highlights of this week’s Japanese video game releases.

Publisher PM Studios and developer Pathea Games have delayed My Time at Sandrock from its previously planned September 26 release date to November 2. It will be available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG on September 26, followed by PlayStation 4 later in 2023.

This Hogwarts Legacy-style management sim lets you build the magical school of your dreams, and it's out on consoles next year.

Sony announced a new, potentially jaw-dropping addition to its China Hero Project overnight – but don’t expect to play it until at least 2027 at the earliest. The God Slayer, in development at My Time at Sandrock maker Pathea Games, is being billed as an action RPG – and judging by the first images, it looks like a stark departure for the team, with a historical fantasy vibe.

The studio behind My Time at Sandrock is doing something wildly different for its next game.

Sony Interactive Entertainment Shanghai and My Time at Sandrock developer Pathea Games have announced action RPG The God Slayer, an action RPG for PlayStation 5 joining the third phase of the games incubation program PlayStation China Hero Project. It will launch in 2027.

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced its lineup for ChinaJoy 2023, which will run from July 28 to 31 at Shanghai New International Expo Center in Shanghai, China.