Fantastic news for fans of the hit cozy simulation title My Time at Portia!
Indie developer Pathea Games unveiled My Time at Evershine, the next chapter in its popular life simulation series.
Building upon the success of My Time at Portia and My Time at Sandrock, this new installment promises a fresh and exciting experience. Both for life-sim veterans and RPG enthusiasts. Whatoplay users can find similar simulators and RPGs using the game finder.
My Time at Evershine expands the series formula with new and improved features, according to its creators. Developers also revealed that the budget for its creation may cost approximately $12 million.
“My Time at Sandrock cost a lot, like $12-million-a-lot, and still counting,” explained Zifei Wu, Creative Director of the My Time series. "We expect Evershine’s budget to be somewhere in the ballpark as well," he added. This included an enhanced, new art style, revamped gameplay mechanics, and a new narrative campaign.
Players will also delve into a world filled with diverse romanceable characters. The game also contains more than 40 hours of exploration and a novel town management system.
In previous titles, players become builders . They must complete essential tasks to keep their towns running.
But in My Time at Evershine, it takes a bold step forward, transforming players into Governors. As the city's leader, they will start with a basic camp. But their vision and leadership will shape the entire settlement and its citizens. This will allow players to focus on shaping the city's future while delegating routine tasks to recruited NPCs.
My Time at Evershine is in early development. In addition, more features will be unveiled when the Kickstarter campaign launches this September 24th. Pathea is also seeking community feedback to refine key elements of the game's design and execution.
My Time at Evershine is slated for release on PC, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and future Nintendo platforms.