Exciting news for fans of farm life sim RPGs: *My Time at Sandrock* is set to launch a mobile beta test exclusively on Android! However, there's a catch—it's currently only available for participants in China. If you're unfamiliar with the game, *My Time at Sandrock* is a sequel to the 2019 hit *My Time at Portia*, developed by Pathea Games and released on PC in 2023. On Steam, it's published by PM Studios and Focus Entertainment, while the mobile beta in China is being managed by Conscience Studio.
When Is the My Time at Sandrock Android Beta Test?
This marks the first mobile test for *My Time at Sandrock*, which the developers are using as a technical trial to assess how well the game adapts to mobile devices. They're fine-tuning elements like resource loading and optimization, so you might encounter some hiccups during the test.
This exclusive Android beta test is accessible through the Haoyou Kuaibao platform and is open only to those in China. You have until January 22nd to apply, and the test itself will begin on January 23rd.
Keep in mind that your saves will be wiped at the end of the test. However, you can start anew and explore further after completing the initial 30 days of in-game content, which spans the first 13 chapters. If you're in China and keen to join the beta, visit the official beta test page for more details.
What’s the Story?
Set in a post-apocalyptic desert 300 years after the Day of Calamity—an event that obliterated modern technologies—*My Time at Sandrock* places you in the shoes of Sandrock's newest Builder. Your journey involves gathering resources, crafting machines, building relationships with locals, and even tackling some monsters. The game's art style is delightfully quirky and charming, as you can see in the trailer below!
For more information on the game or updates regarding its global mobile launch, be sure to check out the official website.
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