My Time at Portia

My Time at Portia In My Time at Portia, inherit your dad’s workshop and become a skilled artisan. Gather resources, craft tools and machines, explore ruins, solve puzzles, and build relationships with townspeople.

My Time at Portia

My Time at Portia is a well-loved open-world adventure where you inherit your father’s workshop and step into the role of a working artisan. Gather materials, craft equipment and useful items, push deeper into nearby ruins, and hunt for valuable treasures. You’ll also meet 50+ interactive townspeople, take on their requests, and build friendships that can even grow into romance—leading to marriage and raising children. Along the way, mini-games offer extra ways to develop your skills while keeping the experience light and fun.

Gameplay Overview

My Time at Portia blends a cheerful life-simulation style with crafting RPG elements in the bright, post-apocalyptic town of Portia. Built by Pathea Games, it stands out for its mix of free exploration, relationship-building, and workshop management. Your main job is to restore your father’s once-rundown workshop and take on a growing list of projects as the story unfolds.

The game’s daily rhythm is a big part of the charm. You can collect resources by mining, logging, farming, and scavenging—then turn those materials into tools, furniture, and mechanical inventions back at the workshop. Crafting is central to progression: simple items like planks matter, but so do complex machines, especially when you’re fulfilling commissions for townsfolk or advancing the main storyline.

Portia’s community adds a strong social layer. Getting to know the residents unlocks new dialogue, side quests, and romance possibilities. Seasonal festivals, cooking mini-games, and other town events bring extra variety and encourage you to explore the unique personalities around you.

Combat isn’t the main focus, but it still plays a role. You can venture into dungeons to find rare relics and resources, and the game includes light RPG progression such as equipment upgrades and skill trees to help you personalize your character.

Key Features

A Fully Operable 3D Workshop

Enjoy building and upgrading your workshop in a fully interactive 3D space. Gather resources, craft meaningful items, and use automation to improve workshop output. Beyond crafting, the game also supports activities like farming and animal care, plus riding horses and alpacas—keeping both your workshop and your character skills developing over time.

Socialize and Build Relationships

Portia is home to 50+ NPCs you can interact with. Make friends, deepen connections, and even pursue romance. As your relationships grow, you can take part in activities together—such as hot air balloon rides. Strong NPC bonds add community depth and open up life-focused gameplay like forming a family, getting married, and raising children.

Challenging Battles and Adventures

While building and social life are the core, you can also push into the remains of the old world. Improve your fighting skills, uncover secrets hidden under the ruins, and take on monsters for a more adventurous side to your journey.

100% Original PC-Style Gameplay on Mobile

The mobile version delivers the same authentic experience as the PC edition. Whether you’re just arriving in Portia or you’ve played before, you can enjoy the full town life and crafting loop on the go. Your progress continues seamlessly, letting you craft, build, and interact with Portia from your mobile device.

Strategies and Tips

• Use your stamina on day one: On the day you arrive in Portia (after you get off the boat, but before you reach the house—at Jan 1, Year 1, where time is permanently frozen), spend all 100 stamina by hitting the two trees along the route. Besides the free experience that helps you reach Level 2, you’ll also gain 12 rubber fruits you can sell later for solid money.
• Watch mission timers: Some missions have time limits, and some don’t (main missions typically don’t). When you’re unsure, check the mission screen—it will show a countdown if one exists.
• Finish commissions faster for better rewards: Quicker completion generally means higher reputation and happier customers.
• Stock up on crafting materials: Keep a steady supply of crafting items, especially Copper Bar and Iron Bar. Having some extra gatherables and animal drops can also help.
• Use market timing: Buy items when prices are low and sell when prices are high. Market fluctuations can run roughly from 70% to 140%.
• Join festivals: Festivals are enjoyable and the rewards are useful. On festival days, gifts you give to villagers are worth double relationship points.



• Upgrade tools quickly: Improve your tools as soon as you can to make gathering and crafting more efficient.