Does the story have an ending this time?

[Devilfish]

I'll buy it either way and no big deal, but I've played two Panthea games now where the story just kind of stops halfway through.

[JVC]

If you're thinking about Portia that one has a clear ending. And people wanted more content so a few missions got added at the end of eveything. Think of those as free extras.

Sandrock's story does have an end.

[Devilfish]

The way I remember Portia ending was that my husband left a note saying "gotta go sorry bye" and the game left me standing there like a lettuce. Maybe he hit me with a sword later on but who can be sure. Didn't know I had signed up for Acrimonious Divorce Simulator.

[TaylerBootz]

Devilfish님이 먼저 게시:

The way I remember Portia ending was that my husband left a note saying "gotta go sorry bye" and the game left me standing there like a lettuce. Maybe he hit me with a sword later on but who can be sure. Didn't know I had signed up for Acrimonious Divorce Simulator.

Did you marry Aadit? He leaves after the game ends (he leaves town anyway married or not). That game was in EA for awhile too if I remember.

This is 1.0 release so yes, like Portia it has an end. I never played Planet Explorers and I've never heard of their other two games listed under them.

[Ydyp]

TaylerBootz님이 먼저 게시:

Devilfish님이 먼저 게시:

The way I remember Portia ending was that my husband left a note saying "gotta go sorry bye" and the game left me standing there like a lettuce. Maybe he hit me with a sword later on but who can be sure. Didn't know I had signed up for Acrimonious Divorce Simulator.

Did you marry Aadit? He leaves after the game ends (he leaves town anyway married or not). That game was in EA for awhile too if I remember.

This is 1.0 release so yes, like Portia it has an end. I never played Planet Explorers and I've never heard of their other two games listed under them.

Well I have to say I agree with the ending for Portia, if it is satisfying or not I leave in the middle.

As for their first game Planet Explorers which was never really finished, because they underestimated the work for a game of that scope (which is way bigger then Portia and Sandrock combined), so it was left unfinished.

At some point during early early access of Portia they said if Portia does well we probably use someof the profits to go back and work on it. Which never happened and they completely dropped the game, yes leaving it in a very unfinished state.

Good for us that they didn't do the same with Sandrock, even if midway developement they did ran into a problem of one of the main features promised for the sequal: multiplayer. Which is now a fully seperatte mode/client which lack a main story.

[JVC]

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TaylerBootz님이 먼저 게시:

Did you marry Aadit? He leaves after the game ends (he leaves town anyway married or not). That game was in EA for awhile too if I remember.

This is 1.0 release so yes, like Portia it has an end. I never played Planet Explorers and I've never heard of their other two games listed under them.

Well I have to say I agree with the ending for Portia, if it is satisfying or not I leave in the middle.

As for their first game Planet Explorers which was never really finished, because they underestimated the work for a game of that scope (which is way bigger then Portia and Sandrock combined), so it was left unfinished.

At some point during early early access of Portia they said if Portia does well we probably use someof the profits to go back and work on it. Which never happened and they completely dropped the game, yes leaving it in a very unfinished state.

Good for us that they didn't do the same with Sandrock, even if midway developement they did ran into a problem of one of the main features promised for the sequal: multiplayer. Which is now a fully seperatte mode/client which lack a main story.

Multiplayer in Sandrock was always going to be built as a separate mode since they didn't have any in-house staff that had worked with building multiplayer games when development started. Think the argument was that the system they used for missions wouldn't work in a multiplayer setup. Turns out it would probably have been a better bet to change that code than to build a separate setup.

Multiplayer's separate story wasn't good enough and it was too short. Also it was confusing for people that had played the single player story since some characters appeared in both timelines with the same age where others had noticeably aged between the multiplayer and single player story. Mort and Mason noticeably aged but others didn't. Also the timeline didn't match, mayor Trudy's husband, Theodore, appeared in the multiplayer timeline. But claiming it happened long ago doesn't match well with him being Jasmine's father. In the single player story Jasmine is something like 7-8 years old but she still remembers him.

The multiplayer story simply wasn't good enough, that why it got scrapped.

[[Ger] Daen]

Can confirm, after a long wait in the EA Portia did have an end and a very cool one, too.
But not so much if you married Aadlit. (which was surprising...)

[Devilfish]

Well, 160+ hours later I can confirm that this game has more endings than Lord of the Rings 👍

[House Gnome]

It had an ending, you just picked the short straw spouse. There is a short straw love interest in this one as well.

[TaylerBootz]

Ydyp님이 먼저 게시:

TaylerBootz님이 먼저 게시:

Did you marry Aadit? He leaves after the game ends (he leaves town anyway married or not). That game was in EA for awhile too if I remember.

This is 1.0 release so yes, like Portia it has an end. I never played Planet Explorers and I've never heard of their other two games listed under them.

Well I have to say I agree with the ending for Portia, if it is satisfying or not I leave in the middle.

As for their first game Planet Explorers which was never really finished, because they underestimated the work for a game of that scope (which is way bigger then Portia and Sandrock combined), so it was left unfinished.

At some point during early early access of Portia they said if Portia does well we probably use someof the profits to go back and work on it. Which never happened and they completely dropped the game, yes leaving it in a very unfinished state.

Good for us that they didn't do the same with Sandrock, even if midway developement they did ran into a problem of one of the main features promised for the sequal: multiplayer. Which is now a fully seperatte mode/client which lack a main story.

Portia is not unfinished. They even added more voice acting AFTER I "beat" the game a couple times.