Travis at Capsule Computers writes:
"There was a time that farming and life simulation games were something of a rarity, especially those that featured plenty of combat and other elements besides tilling soil. That started to change around 2016 and one of these games that happened to appear was Pathea Games’ My Time at Portia, a unique take on the genre that not only offered players a chance to enter an entirely new world where they can farm but also craft plenty of objects to help their town grow. With a unique setting and plenty of heart, My Time at Portia set itself apart from a number of titles that tried to jump on the trend at the time. Now years later the developer is back with something of a sequel that sprung out of DLC that grew so ambitious that it deserved its own game. "
Multiple indie and multiplayer titles will be leaving Xbox Game Pass by the middle of June, 2025. This includes My Time at Sandrock.
Coming soon to Game Pass: EA Sports FC 24, My Time at Sandrock, Robin Hood - Sherwood Builders, and more!
A leak via the Xbox Game Pass app has revealed a new surprise game that is headed to the premium subscription service.
You do know they get a bag of cash to be in game pass right? So playing it on game pass is still supporting the game.
And I assume since you’re not a hypocrite you’ve bought every game you’ve ever played on PlayStation plus right?
@frosty... yes it does. I distinctly remember getting Stray day one with PS+. there have been several others as well. It may not be the touted selling point like GP does... but they certainly have had their share of day one releases.
