In general, the game also has quite a bit of loading, the longest times being when you open the game or when entering a cave or ruins. It can be very disorienting, but the game does sort itself out fairly quickly in most cases. When loading in and out of buildings there can often be a delay in loading assets too, including (but not limited to) entire buildings, people and animals. More than once I’ve run into something whilst riding full speed on my mount that I couldn’t see until I hit it. The poor render distance is also very noticeable, with frequent pop-in of assets that can be both slow and sudden. Sandrock also allows you to change the speed of the game, from 0.6x all the way up to 3x speed. While some players may find the downtime between story events to be frustrating, it can be useful to have this time to build up resources or complete tasks that you otherwise wouldn’t have the time for. Generally, it feels comfortable, and depending on how many commissions you take, the task load you have naturally ebbs and flows throughout the game. That isn’t entirely a bad thing however - the pacing and progression feel far more natural than it did in My Time at Portia. At the time of writing, I have not finished the story yet, or feel I’m even that close to the end despite putting extensive hours into it. Most of the characters of Sandrock have their own little storylines - some bizarre or annoying, and some sad, sweet or inspirational.īe prepared for the long haul in this game though, the story is very long. I found myself in the strangest situations with them and had my favourites – and least favourites – change throughout the game. They have wonderful, diverse designs and personalities, although the voice acting does leave a little to be desired in places.Īpart from a few minor visual errors with the character models I bumped into during my time with the game, the townsfolk of Sandrock are a big draw for this game. Speaking of characters though, as you would expect from any RPG, there’s a whole cast of characters for you to get to know in Sandrock.
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