Horse World Reviews

It's a mobile game and I hate it.

A competent horse game. That's all.

My niece loves horses and loves this game.

This Game is pure Shit. Its just bad, and the developer should be ashamed of themselves.

Feels overall low quality, much like I'd assume (mobile port?) and overall lackluster. Much better horse sims out there (I would imagine, not a horse expert). VIdeo Quick Look: https://youtu.be/_Gdd9AVRAVQ

this is a epic game i love it. i also love horses!! i 100% think you should play this if you like horses.

There isn't much to this game. No trading cards, no steam achievements, and all you can do in-game is care for your horse and so training or speed trials. There is no open world or free-roam option or a chance to finish quests. You can see everything in under an hour. I wouldn't reccommend this game except your younger (under 14) players.

Remember those games you skipped over as a little girl because only sissy girly girls played them? This is that game, complete with flowers and cute pink saddles. But it's 2021 and you are a tax paying adult, you get your game filled with horses! Seriously though? It's not bad. Keep in mind there horses aren't that fast, even at a dead gallop. And it's clear it's a port, so get ready to shake that mouse like a toddler on a sugar high to whip through your horse keeping chores. Why? Because the entire stable is yours! Other than staff, no one else is around to interact with the horses. There are plenty of trails to ride on, jump courses and obstacle courses too. Probably some stuff I missed, but it's the perfect game for any horse lover that doesn't mind the simpler graphics and wants a lighter playing style that leans towards riding and fun and away from endless chores and overly complicated systems of tasks and goals. PS The horses handle a lot easier than fancier games and it's a delight for older computers, so perfect for the sales price of 1.99 USD. (Full disclosure: I bought this in a bundle for .60 cents USD.)

It's a mobile port. I wouldn't say I recommend it; my feelings are more neutral. Not sure it's worth the money or passable as a pc game, but as a horse game, it's okay. What I liked: -VERY detailed care regimen -Horses come in a range of colors and builds -You start the game with access to all horses and areas, and most of the accessories. -The graphics aren't "stunning," but the horses look and move like horses, which is more than you can say for a lot of games. -The controls and activities are very clear and easy -There's no visible rider, so this could maybe double as a "pretend you're a horse" game? What I disliked: -You earn currency at a terminal pace, and all you can buy is a few accessories -Accessories are severely lacking. Why is there no simple black set? Et cetera. -You can't customize a horse of your own -The horses move incredibly slowly, and gaits don't include a canter -There's no free-range open world to ride in. Even "leisure rides" are timed on a set path. Final Thoughts: It's not very engaging, but it's thorough. Honestly, this game is a grindfest with no payoff, BUT it's the only game I've found that lets you full-detail and exercise a stable full of horses without quests or storylines getting in the way, so it has merit in that sense. I actually enjoy opening the game when I need a mindless "take care of horses" simulator, but I usually get through a few minutes before I want to start playing something else.

Mediocre port of a fairly boring grind-fest of a mobile title. Note this is sold as "HorseWorld – My Riding Horse" on most mobile platforms, complete with the visual overhaul the developer couldn't be bothered to provide for the PC release...not that this would have saved it. For those wondering, unlike the mobile versions, this one has no microtransactions. Horse World still contains "swipe to do this" functions, most of which are functional - you can play the entire game using the keyboard though if you wish. This ships with a large selection of unlockable tack and decorations for each horse, all of which are shared so once you unlock them for one animal they're available for the rest as well. The majority of your time spent playing this will be repeatedly grinding courses over and over to earn horseshoe currency to unlock items and earn the (in-game only) achievements. Horse World gets boring pretty quickly, I can barely stand 20 minute play sessions before needing a break. Also, there is a weird bug present in some of the open-world riding areas which make completing timed races impossible - walking your horse off the "top" of a hill will see it and you levitate for ages until you slowly sink down to whatever the ground height of the rest of the map is. Aside from the above bug, expect all manner of getting stuck on objects or slowly sliding past things diagonally just to mess with your event times. As this is in two bundles it [i]might[/i] be worth a look if acquired that way, but otherwise I'd avoid this unless it's 75% off or greater.