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My Time at Sandrock Online

It’s been announced that Sandrock Online, the multiplayer component to My Time at Sandrock, is now available on Nintendo Switch.

Up to four people can play together online, and cross-play between console and PC is supported. Here’s some additional information:

My Time at Sandrock 1.4 update Love Chronicles DLC demo

A massive 1.4 update has just gone live for My Time at Sandrock, along with new Love Chronicles DLC and a demo.

The update includes post-marriage quests for Justice, Owen, Grace, Qi, Logan, Amirah, Fang, Mi-an, Nia, and Unsuur plus new a brand-new romance quest and a follow-up quest related to Miguel, exclusive Kickstarter backer content, and more.

The “Love Chronicles” DLC for My Time at Sandrock includes new romance quests for Mi-an, Nia, Fang, and Logan. Two Chronicles quests will be available as well along with the voice recordings feature.

As for today’s update, here’s the full rundown:

My Time At Evershine

Pathea Games has unveiled My Time At Evershine as a sequel to My Time at Portia and My Time at Sandrock, and it’s planned for Switch 2.

While the previous games launched on the current Switch, the upcoming project isn’t planned for that console. Instead, Pathea Games is targeting Nintendo support with Switch 2. The studio specifically says it’ll be appearing on “future Nintendo platforms yet to be announced.”

My Time At Evershine is an adventure-packed simulation RPG. This time around, players will step into the role of governor of the Evershine Settlement and build up the infrastructure.

Here’s a bunch of additional information:

Let's School gameplay

47 minutes of gameplay has come in for Let’s School, a school management sim. PM Studios published the title on Switch this week.

You can find some information about it in the following overview:

Let's School trailer

PM Studios published the new Switch version of Let’s School this week, and we have the launch trailer. The video highlights the management sim and includes more footage.

You can expect the following from Let’s School:

Let's School release date

June 1: Let’s School secured a release date, and the game is set to come out on July 16, 2024. A new listing on the eShop provides us with that news.

PM Studios just confirmed that Let’s School would be heading to Switch in April. The company is on track to hit its launch target, as we heard it was slated for this summer.

My Time at Sandrock Monster Whisperer DLC

My Time at Sandrock is back with new DLC titled Monster Whisperer, and there’s also a free update for everyone.

The DLC provides a new “Monsters” category of companion with Jack Box, Rockyenaroll, Desert Viper, Bumble Ant and more. Plus players can receive the trapping tool to capture stronger and rarer pets.

As for the update, that comes with its own free content. This includes a new pet-training and combat feature, Sand Buggy Circuit, cooking function in the Factory, and new levels in the Dead Sea Ruins.

Let's School

Let’s School, which has previously seen a successful run on PC, is now coming to consoles – including Switch. The port will be ready to go this summer.

Let’s School is a school management sim in which you play as a headmaster entrusted to revive your alma mater. Additional information can be found in the following overview:

My Time at Sandrock New Year Better Me update 1.2.2

PM Studios and Pathea Games started up the distribution of a major “New Year Better Me” update for My Time at Sandrock with version 1.2.2.

Along with big technical improvements, new content is available. Today’s patch “is the culmination of that labor and promises substantially improved frame rate performance in early zones, increased shadow distance, higher fidelity textures and lots more.” As for new content, players can access new customization items designed by Kickstarter backers, new fairground rides, a new end-game dungeon, and more.

Here’s a rundown of what’s new in the My Time at Sandrock “New Year Better Me” version 1.2.2 update:

My Time at Sandrock update 1.1.4

A massive 1.1.4 update has been made available for the Switch version of My Time at Sandrock.

The update contains all content in the PC full release, and includes all PC hotfixes up to December 10. There’s a lot here, but some of the highlights include new quests, features, and a more stable frame rate – with more improvements planned for version 1.2.

Here’s the full rundown:


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