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Dad leave you a workshop, you set up as a builder, get use to the town, take jobs, solve problems expand the town and unlock the desert, cliffs and a swamp, learn a little about other cities, thwart some terrorists and even meat your father before he goes off to travel to new lands again.
On the note of traveling to other cities and stuff, how much do you expect from a $30 indie game? Instead of doing DLC they wanted to make a new game set in the same world, what's the problem?
HOWEVER, if you want them to improve their previous or next game, I'm sure a little constructive criticism would go a long way compared to attack the devs :)
I don't mean to be the bad guy but, it seems to me the problem is not Pathea or My Time At Portia, but your expectations. Its sounds like you want a open world sandbox game, not a building/farming/dating sim. I don't feel like this needs to be pointed out, but I'll do the job anyway, for the sake of defending a game that clearly deserves to be defended.
1- Certain Content in the Game was not unlockable later in the game (if you passed certain heart points in old save files before the new content was released) So if you have two characters in late game, you might have missed some content based on when you started your characters in real life. I noticed this problem and had to restart some of my older save files to experince certain cut sense that were missing in earlier release of the game.
2- There objectively IS a story.
Other have pointed this out.
3- The game is finished.
After many free updates from its initial release, the game of Portia, as far as I can tell, is completed. The issue is NOT that the game is incomplete, its that YOU do no like the extent of the game. I have not faced any crashes with this game, ever, and the few bugs I faced were fixed quickly. Load times are long at first, but not unbareable. The game is FAR from broken or unplayble.. Its a quality game. Any bugs, glitches, others have seen in the past, are likely gone now. So to claim the developers did not fufill their promise, is a lie. They did. Again the issue is your expectation. This is not a sandbox game, though it is free flowing, its mostly linear. This is not a massive procedurally generated universe, its a concise, small map that was hand crafted, ( assume). This is not an endless story, the story does seem to end (as far as I've played.) This is NOT a AAA title, meaning the budget is small, they NEEEDED a kickstarter to make this little gem and they deserve credit for fulfilling their goals with what little they did receive. They asked a reasonable price for a game like this, Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons titles with less content have been selling for that much for decades, ( I still buy them anyway.) This is not what you expected because you didn't pay attention to what the game was advertised to be. You cannot ask for endlessly more content to be added to the game without additional payment. Not all games are comparable. You are literally saying things as silly as "Why doesn't this book have pictures and audio, all books should have audio, because this one book a bought for cheap was an audio book. And comics have pictures!" ---- You can't expect something for nothing, that's ridiculous. There are reasons people require DLC to make games grow, games don't grow without money, and this game grew as much as it was designed to. Now the developers want to move on.
4- Sorry if any of this comes of as insulting or mean. I don't mean to be mean, but I think your expectations for your 30 dollars is a little unrealistic. If you got even 100 hours out of the game, that's 30 cents per hour of entertainment. That's not a lot of money to ask for.
5- Ultimately, there is no trust issue with Pathea based on your claims. Pathea is very trustworthy in my opinion. You got exactly what you paid for, a completed farming/building/dating sim. However it sounds like that's simply not the type of game you like to play, or that's not what you thought you were buying. I'm sorry for the confusion, but don't take it out on the developers, they did their job perfectly.