You can stay up without problems until 2.30 am. The only way to save it to sleep, which is a bit of a pity. Just go to bed, and all will be resolved in the morning. By the time the yellow bar is low, you won’t be able to do anything anymore. At the start though, I wouldn’t worry too much about it. You can replenish both by eating or using medicine. There are two bars: one for HP (red) and one for Stamina (yellow). Stamina works differently in My Time at Portia. I just put a pink sofa in with bear ears ( very cute) that I had found in the ruins and was rewarded with extra attack power!
But repairing the wooden boards and putting in furniture has benefits too. You might feel as if your house is the least of your priorities. There’s only a bed (well, that’s something as you need to sleep to be able to save). You inherit the workshop, and it’s been empty for quite some time by the look of it. When everything is how you want it though, how to proceed? Press the + button on top right! The Name can be reached that way too, by going as far down as you can and press A when the outline of the name box is yellow. By pressing L and R you to to the next option, press down with the left stick lets you run through all the options. Lots of customisation options, but I do feel it’s a bit fiddly. Still on the fence about the game? Our review is here!įirst things first: you get to make your character. That’s why I’m putting up this Beginners Guide.
This is all due to my experience in games like Harvest Moon and Rune Factory, and things in Portia work very differently. You can surely find a lot of answers online, but I have found myself stumped by the simplest of things when I first started playing. Although My Time at Portia has been available on Steam for a couple of months now, today marks the release of the game on the major Gaming Consoles.
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