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My Time at Portia may be the best game you didn’t know was Chinese
From that description, it sounds like a Western game. Possibly European. But it’s actually from China.

You’ve just inherited your estranged father’s workshop, and you’re tasked with building it up and building stuff for the people in the town in exchange for commission… oh, and to unearth relics to discover what happened to the world.
(Did I mention that this is a post-apocalyptic world? It’s a post-apocalyptic world.)
It does feel Asian in one way though: It’s a bit grindy.
Still, what makes My Time at Portia notable is it’s something we just haven’t seen from Chinese companies before.
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