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Version 1.2.1 · 2026-08-25
- Balance changes - Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.2.1, updated 2026-08-25.








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Welcome to Pocket Tales!
This is a unique story about a survivor who found himself in the world of a mobile game. Help him get back home! Embark on an incredible journey with your new buddy, where you'll meet new friends, uncover the secrets of this world, and even build entire cities.
Game Features:
Survival Simulation
Survivors are the basic characters in the game, each one is unique and has their own abilities. They are a vital workforce without which the city couldn't exist. Assign survivors to work in various facilities and gather materials for production. Take care of their physical and mental health. If there's a food shortage, help them with hunting, otherwise, they'll go hungry and may get sick. If the work is too demanding or living conditions are poor, they might get tired, and you'll need to upgrade their houses.…
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- Balance changes - Bug fixes
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