SIMILAR GAMES

Games like My Time at Sandrock

Enjoyed My Time at Sandrock? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Moonglow Bay, Potion Permit, Horse Tales: Emerald Valley Ranch. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About My Time at Sandrock: The game takes place in the desert community of Sandrock, where you play as a fledgling Builder. Using your toolset, you gather resources, construct machines and turn a run-down workshop into a production facility meant to pull the town out of economic ruin. Set in a post-apocalyptic world 330 years after the Day of Calamity, it lets you get to know residents, defend the town from monsters, explore deserts and ruins, and play with up to three other players.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

About these games

Moonglow Bay

This slice-of-life fishing RPG casts the player as a rookie angler working to fulfil a partner's final wish. In a town on the brink of bankruptcy they catch fish with nets, traps, rods and ice fishing, cook or show off the day's haul at the local aquarium, and rebuild a fractured community through bulletin-board quests. They explore the Glacier and Sulphur zones and the mysteries of the Astral Clouds, meet mythical monsters, and help Marina hunt down the skeleton of a long-lost sea creature. Local co-op, voxel art, a Lena Raine score, a photomode and storefront decorations are included.

Potion Permit

Potion Permit is an open-ended sim RPG where you play the Medical Association's most accomplished chemist, sent to Moonbury. Its residents had long relied on traditional healing and distrusted outside progress, until the mayor's daughter fell ill and the local witch doctor could not help. You tend to about thirty inhabitants: diagnosing symptoms, gathering ingredients with hammer, axe and sickle, and brewing remedies in your cauldron. Materials come from monsters fought in real-time, concoctions can buff you or inflict status ailments, and higher-level recipes unlock over time.

Horse Tales: Emerald Valley Ranch

Players spend a holiday at their aunt’s and find the once-grand family estate in ruins, leaving them to restore it. Across the open world of the peninsula they ride through varied landscapes, complete quests, uncover the island’s secrets and befriend locals such as Gabriel, Mattéo and Noella. They rebuild and decorate the ranch, tame and train wild horses, and breed them strategically to improve their abilities and coat colours, with races along the way.

Garden Paws

Garden Paws is an indie game blending adventure, RPG and simulation. You inherit your grandparents’ farm after they set off to see the world, and together with Frank and Mayor Wilson you help finish your home and grow the town. You earn coins by running your own shop, selling items gathered on the islands and in caves; you can also take up farming, crafting, fishing, mining or questing. New buildings are commissioned from Frank, and each one brings upgrades, shops, quests and new areas. The game can be played with up to three friends online.

Coral Island

Coral Island is a farming simulation with RPG elements, where you take over a farm on an island and decide what to build, which crops to grow and which animals to keep. The seasons shape the story, and you can spend your time exploring, building relationships with residents, fishing, catching insects, diving in the sea or mining gemstones in the caverns. The game supports up to four farmers together, who can share resources and work jointly to restore the town and its coral reefs. Among more than 70 islanders, 25 singles can be courted with carefully chosen gifts.

Dinkum

Dinkum is a survival life simulation set on an island inspired by the rugged Australian outback. Players farm, hunt, mine, fish and forage, either alone or with friends. Changing seasons and weather affect how crops grow, so each day brings new challenges. The island features red deserts, lush forests and hidden mines, where wild animals can be hunted with tools, weapons and traps, though the cute-looking creatures can be dangerous. Your town can grow from a campfire and sleeping bag into a place with shops, fountains and windmills, and visitors may choose to stay for good.