My Time at Sandrock

My Time at Sandrock blends farming, crafting, simulation and light role-playing with an adventure streak, and Steam tags it as casual and indie. You take on the role of a new workshop owner in Sandrock, a small desert town that wants its former glory back. Your daily life centers on the workshop, where you gather resources and build a range of machines and devices, then combine them into setups that suit how you work.

Beyond the workshop, the game asks you to make the desert livable. You can turn barren ground into fertile farmland, cook, raise animals unique to the region, and expand your fences into a proper ranch. Venturing out means exploring the wide desert, digging through ruins for artifacts from the old world, and fighting monsters, with a skill tree that unlocks new combat abilities and weapons along the way.

What stands out is how much of the game is about people. The store page mentions a massive story, hundreds of side quests, and more than 40 new characters to get to know, some of whom can lead to romance. Other touches include desert mounts, a weather system, a house expansion system so every home can look different, and mini-games that break up the workshop routine. Co-op lets you share the whole experience with friends.

• Workshop crafting lets you link machines together and build tools and devices in your own workshop.
• Desert farming turns barren ground into fertile farmland, and you can raise animals native to the region.
• Exploring the wider desert means delving into ruins to search for artifacts left behind by the old world.
• The store page lists more than 40 new characters to interact with, and some of them offer a chance at romance.
• A house expansion system lets each player build a home that looks distinct from everyone else's.
• Online co-op lets you and up to three friends build your desert homestead together.

Steam shows My Time at Sandrock with a Very Positive label, which is 極度好評 in Taiwan Steam wording, and 88% of its reviews are positive. That percentage is strong, and the volume behind it is substantial, with tens of thousands of reviews backing the rating.

On Steam, the label reflects both the share of positive reviews and how many reviews sit behind it, so a high score built on a large pool carries more weight than the same score from a handful of players. Tens of thousands of reviews usually gives a fairly stable picture of how players feel, though it still reflects people who chose to leave a review. Read a few recent reviews on the official page if you want to see what players say about pacing and systems.

These are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. The game currently sells for NT$ 990, which is its regular price, and it is not on a tracked discount right now. Our lowest recorded paid price is NT$ 297, which we logged on 2026-09-12, a 70% deepest discount on that record.

We have seen the game discounted often, and it has never been free to keep in our records. Because our price record is still short, this verdict is tentative: the drops we have logged are real, but we do not yet have enough history to predict the next sale with confidence.

If you want it now, NT$ 990 is what you would pay today. If you can wait, add it to your wishlist, turn on sale notifications, and watch the price trend here before deciding.

1. Sign in to Steam on the website or desktop client.
2. Open the store page for My Time at Sandrock and check the current price of NT$ 990.
3. Add the game to your wishlist, or buy it when the price suits you.
4. Turn on wishlist sale notifications in Steam so you hear about discounts as they happen.
5. Check back here for the price trend before you decide to buy.

The game supports Traditional Chinese, and English is also supported, with full audio support for English, Simplified Chinese and Korean. Prices shown are Taiwan-region Steam store prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions or on other storefronts. Free offers and discounts can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.