My Time At Portia

My Time at Portia is a massive farming and town-life simulation RPG where we build an incredible workshop, start a family, go spelunking in mysterious caves, and so much more.

My Time at Portia is worth your time and money. It is also priced very reasonably compared to the console versions.

I really had a wonderful time playing My Time At Portia again. Even on the PS4, it is still, basically, the same relaxing, time sink of a game that I fell in love with on the PC. I do hope they patch the PS4 version to fix the graphical issues and possibly even put the voice back in. As much as I have stressed these as issues, it by no means made this version a chore to play. I am just spoiled because I played it on PC first. I do intend to play both iterations of this title through to completion.

Its production values are beyond dated, and its gameplay brings absolutely nothing new to the table. It does excel at being a construction-focused slice of life game, but it fails elsewhere. My Time at Portia will most certainly please fans waiting for the next proper Harvest Moon and Animal Crossing titles, but don’t think this will be the next Stardew Valley.

My Life is Portia is a beautiful, relaxing experience. With a charming art style and interesting little story, players will easily lose themselves in the pleasant setting for hours and hours and hours

Despite that some aspects of the game are either overwhelming, or, not wholly refined, My Time at Portia is a solid addition to the life simulation genre. There’s heaps of gameplay depth to soak up and enjoy, with no shortage of variation present to keep things fresh and entertaining. Whilst it pales in comparison to the likes of Animal Crossing, it certainly offers plenty of distinction and gets enough right to stand in a spotlight entirely of its own.