Horse Riding Deluxe

Horse Riding Deluxe is an immersive horse adventure game that offers players the opportunity to buy or tame their own horses and take care of them by feeding, cleaning, and training. With an open-world design, 22 races, and customizable stables, the game provides an almost infinite amount of exploration and enjoyment. Overall, it is a well-crafted and enjoyable experience that is worth trying, whether you're a horse lover or just looking for an engaging adventure game.

I've really enjoyed playing this horse game. i haven't had any game breaking issues at all. The map is big, seamless, and beautiful on high settings. The horses look fine, not like RDR2 real life quality, but when you get to just enjoying the relaxing atmosphere and fun races, these horses are made for this world the dev created. It's well worth the price on sale for sure, and I did buy a bundle with all the developer's other games. They are also good, and have only gotten better in quality. So check them out if you enjoy horses, exploring, and a relaxing open world to run around in. There is also a demo for the first game that lets you see quite a bit of the beginning of the game/tutorial.

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Horse Riding Deluxe, developed and published by Loot Inside, is an open-world horse riding simulation that attempts to blend free-roam exploration, stable management, racing events, and light questing into a single equestrian-focused experience. Positioned within a niche genre that rarely receives expansive sandbox treatment, the game aims to give players the fantasy of owning, training, and riding horses across large natural environments rather than restricting them to structured competition circuits. At its core, Horse Riding Deluxe revolves around freedom of movement. Players are placed into a sizable open world featuring forests, coastlines, plains, and small settlements, all accessible without loading barriers. The emphasis is on riding at your own pace—galloping across open fields, carefully navigating wooded trails, or exploring distant corners of the map. The absence of rigid mission sequencing allows players to shape their experience organically, whether they prefer racing, horse collecting, or casual exploration. This sandbox approach is one of the game’s defining strengths, particularly for players who value immersion over constant objectives. Horse management forms a …

It was ok, I guess

its fun