My Time at Sandrock

This is a simulation/role-playing game in which players assume the role of a builder in the desert town of Sandrock. Players explore open-world environments while interacting with townsfolk, performing tasks/quests, and fighting enemy creatures. Players use cartoony weapons (e.g., daggers, rifles) to engage in combat with certain townsfolk (for training purposes) and creatures (e.g., livestock, giant ants, robots). The occasional combat is highlighted by impact sounds and small explosions. The game includes a dating mechanic, in which players can spend time with any adult character; while on dates, players ask for options such as Hug, Kiss, and Observe. A saloon in town contains posters advertising “Lost Mountain Beer.” During the course of the game, monster manure is depicted as “poo coils,” which can be picked up and gifted to characters; the dialogue contains references to flatulence (e.g., “Never trust a fart…”; “Is that…a methane leak?”). The word “damn” appears in dialogue.