My Time at Sandrock

My Time at Sandrock came to StreamerHouse in 2022 as Pathea Games' answer to "what if My Time at Portia wasn't just the start?" The Kickstarter funded sequel—524,770 across nearly 10,000 backers from 160 countries—had started as DLC then ballooned into a full game, and we appreciated that ambition. Desert community needing a Builder, resources to gather, machines to construct, a town economy to fix. Combat got real upgrades: quick-switching between melee and third-person shooting, 4-player co-op for construction projects and genuine romantic depth. Our 14.3 hours captured audiences discovering Pathea had made something better than Portia in almost every way, despite launch-day technical hiccups. That 377-viewer peak showed cozy gaming had a solid house audience.

Sandrock averaged 295 viewers across 14.3 hours streamed with 4,246 hours watched. That 377 peak reflected audiences eager for life sim games that took themselves seriously. Numbers showed the cozy category was building—Pathea's community-driven approach resonated with viewers who appreciated developers actually listening to feedback.