I'm simply recommending this for what I believe it is. A kid's game. The simplicity of tasks that teach basic hand eye coordination to complete the training games shows what this game is meant to do. It provides simple visuals and repetitive tasks that require simple problem solving techniques that any child can learn from while they have fun. It is very repetitive and takes vast amounts of grinding to get anything done.

The things this game gets right is within its pure simplicity. There isn't much to the game, everything is based off a simple mini game that requires you to press an arrow key at the right time. As your levels increase the speed and complexity of these go up as well. This part of the game which is where you'll spend most of your time is solid. There aren't any real bugs that I ran into.

The issues with this game are in the grindfest. The end goal of the game is to get level 5 horses of each kind and then get the Magic Crystals. The issue with this is that when you mate your horses they can never mate again. Meaning that until you upgrade the Stable to Level 5 you'll need to build a tree of horse family all from level one horses. So you get a level 2 horse from two level 1's. You then have to get two more level 1's and then make a level 2. Then you get a three and have to start from level 1.

This means that the difficulty of the game ramps up, dies down, ramps up, dies down. It gets really tedious real quickly. Then to get that stable upgrade you'll do missions, which is a simple waiting game. No seperate mini game, no animation. Your horse simply walks off the screen and a timer appears marking it's return. Then another example of this is the horse races you send these boys off to. They walk off the screen and then you're forced to watch this little popup menu that makes no sense what-so-ever. Your horse will go from first to last back to first as three different text menus open up. It is the most worthless feature of the game. You can't skip this and train your horses while you wait, no you just have to sit there and read non-sense.

All in all, for a while, as a grown adult, this game was fun enough to allow me to get two of the level 5 horses. The simplicity wasn't enough to keep me around to the end but I can't see this being an issue for a child. The rollercoaster difficulty could allow for a further learning experience in adapting to changes as the speed variation makes for an offsetting experience.

I'm simply recommending this for what I believe it is. A kid's game. The simplicity of tasks that teach basic hand eye coordination to complete the training games shows what this game is meant to do. It provides simple visuals and repetitive tasks that require simple problem solving techniques that any child can learn from while they have fun. It is very repetitive and takes vast amounts of grinding to get anything done. The things this game gets right is within its pure simplicity. There isn't much to the game, everything is based off a simple mini game that requires you to press an arrow key at the right time. As your levels increase the speed and complexity of these go up as well. This part of the game which is where you'll spend most of your time is solid. There aren't any real bugs that I ran into. The issues with this game are in the grindfest. The end goal of the game is to get level 5 horses of each kind and then get the Magic Crystals. The issue with this is that when you mate your horses they can never mate again. Meaning that until you upgrade the Stable to Level 5 you'll need to build a tree of horse family all from level one horses. So you get a level 2 horse from two level 1's. You then have to get two more level 1's and then make a level 2. Then you get a three and have to start from level 1. This means that the difficulty of the game ramps up, dies down, ramps up, dies down. It gets really tedious real quickly. Then to get that stable upgrade you'll do missions, which is a simple waiting game. No seperate mini game, no animation. Your horse simply walks off the screen and a timer appears marking it's return. Then another example of this is the horse races you send these boys off to. They walk off the screen and then you're forced to watch this little popup menu that makes no sense what-so-ever. Your horse will go from first to last back to first as three different text menus open up. It is the most worthless feature of the game. You can't skip this and train your horses while you wait, no you just have to sit there and read non-sense. All in all, for a while, as a grown adult, this game was fun enough to allow me to get two of the level 5 horses. The simplicity wasn't enough to keep me around to the end but I can't see this being an issue for a child. The rollercoaster difficulty could allow for a further learning experience in adapting to changes as the speed variation makes for an offsetting experience.