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Pippa Funnell 4: Secrets of the Ranch (Horsez 2) Pippa Funnell 5: Ranch Rescue (Petz Horse Club) Now the thing about this game that set itself apart from the others in this series was that it actually contains 2 games, Both starring a girl named Lily (Whose voice sounds just like Emma's from Petz Horsez 2), It's basically part 1 of her story. Petz: Horsez 2 follows Ginger to her new home in the south of France. Gamers lead Ginger through her life on the ranch as she raises and trains several player-selected horses from foal to prize-winning equine. Each horse has their own personality, and the more in-tune players are with their animals the easier keeping them happy will be. Petz Horsez 2 steam key free Saddle up for fun in a game that combines your passion for horses with thrills and adventure! Youll be rewarded for raising horses, training champions, and saving the ranch in Petz horsez 2. Raise horses from birth and learn to feed, clean, and take care of them.
How to Find The best Horse Game
If you are feeling overwhelmed by all the online horse games available and not sure where to start here are my top 5 Tips for How to Choose a Horse Game.#1: Decide what you want out of a horse game
This may seem like a very broad question when you first look at it and you may be thinking to yourself, “I DON’T KNOW this is why I came to this site!” But chances are if you found yourself here after looking online for a horse game, you were bored with the game(s) you had been playing and couldn’t find another one easily. So ask yourself what you did not like about the last game(s) and this will help you figure out what you want in your next game.
Example: When I was playing Horse Isle online I really enjoyed it but I wanted a game with better graphics that made me feel like I was actually with the horses and riding. With that in mind I went out looking and that is how I found Ride! An Equestrian Simulation
#2: Think about how much time you like spending playing a game
For me when I hear something like this I think the time I spend playing the game depends on how much I like it. But what I am actually trying to get at is some games have an end to them and others do not. So, if you are looking for the horse game equivalent to Candy Crush where there is no end in sight and you want it that way because you like having something fun to play at all times you may want to look at something like Horse Tales or Horse Quest. But if you want to play something that has an end you can reach in a reasonable amount of time and feel like you conquered a goal Nancy Drew: Secret of Shadow Ranch is probably a better bet.
#3: Introverted vs. Extroverted
Don’t worry you won’t have to answer a personality test to figure this question out. All you need to do is consider if you want the game to have a chat feature. Many games now either have or at least offer a chat option. For me when I personally play a game I don't really care about a chat feature as I know I will not use it. But for some people they really like to chat to other people in games. Obviously, PC games won’t have a chat option but when looking at online games it is something to consider. If you want a fun online game that does not have a chat feature Planet Horse would be a good option. But if you are wanting to mingle then look at games such as Horse Quest.
#4: What Seat You Ride
This one may or may not matter to you but when looking for a game you can also take into consideration what seat you ride. Because I am a Hunter/Jumper rider I have naturally gravitated towards horse games with jumping, but games such as My Western Horse cater to those who ride western. For those who want a horse racing game that doesn't have betting in it, Horse Academy is a good choice.
Hunter/Jumper riders have much more of a selection with games such as Ride! Equestrian simulation. Dressage has some great game options but most of those are PC games such as Lucinda Green’s Equestrian Challenge which we unfortunately don’t have a link to because it's kind of hard to find now. For those who participate in gymkanna’s, the Saddle Club game had you covered. Unfortunately, I have yet to find a saddle seat horse game but if there is one you know of and play definitely let me know in the comments. If you just want to breed horses, Howrse is a great option.
#5: What Type of Devices You Have
Okay, this one is a little bit obvious and one of the less inspired points but it is still very important one to consider. Being in college I really only have my DVD playerless laptop, phone and computer to use for horse games. This definitely restricts the games I can play. As a result I can’t pull out any of my PC games but I can play the online horse games.
If you live where internet streaming is expensive or spotty, you’re going to want a game can you can download and play, including games for PC, Nintendo, or Wii/Playstation/X box. By the way, I find the quality of those games to often be excellent. I think it probably has to do with the price of an online game versus a Wii game along with the differences in cost for making and launching games for the internet versus the Nintendo, etc.
| Petz | |
|---|---|
| Genre(s) | Virtual pets |
| Developer(s) | PF Magic, Mindscape, Ubisoft |
| Publisher(s) | PF Magic, Mindscape, Ubisoft |
| First release | Dogz and Catz 1995[1][2] |
| Latest release | Petz Beach Petz Countryside October 14, 2014 |
Petz (Dogz and Catz) is a series of single-player video games dating back to 1995, in which the player can adopt, raise, care for and breed their own virtual pets. The original Petz has sold over 1.5 million copies worldwide[3] and the brand has grown to over 22 million copies since coming under Ubisoft.[4]
The original Petz games were developed by P.F. Magic. After earning revenues of $8 million in 1997, P.F. Magic was acquired by The Learning Company for $15.8 million in 1998.[5] In 2001, Ubi Soft (since 2003 Ubisoft) acquired the entertainment division of The Learning Company, granting Ubisoft exclusive publishing rights to 88 titles, including Dogz and Catz.[6] After Ubisoft acquired the series, some games that were actually Japanese in origin were localized under the Petz name. For example, Petz: Hamsterz Life 2 on Game Boy Advance is a localization of Hamster Club 3, and distinctly different from its DS counterpart, although both DS Hamsterz games were also Japanese-developed but published in English territories by Ubisoft.
Gameplay[edit]
The player starts at the Adoption Center, where they may choose a Dogz or Catz to adopt of a Breedz and gender of their choice. Once the player has found a Petz, they can adopt and name their new Puppyz or Kittenz. After around three days (real time) the Petz become adults. Adult Petz can then breed and have Kittenz or Puppyz of their own in Petz 3, Petz 4, and Petz 5. Cross-breeding can create different types of petz, called 'Mixed Breeds'.
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There are a number of Toyz, food and water bowls, and Treatz available. Petz can learn tricks with positive rewards such as petting and Treatz, or trained not to do something using the punishment (water) spray bottle. Petz must be looked after properly; abused or neglected Petz may run away.[7][8]
Players may share their Petz with others who have the game via an email. Each version allows the importing of Petz from all earlier versions. There is also a camera feature, permitting snapshots of Petz to be taken and saved as .bmp files.
Other animals include Pigz and Bunnyz. Later versions of the games included a Petz Web Fun Pack, Petz Publisher and a Petz Player web browser plug-in, allowing players to publish their Petz online in playable webpages.[9] The Petz Publisher does not work anymore, due to the fact that the website has been remodeled with the newer Petz games by Ubisoft.
Users learned how to reverse-engineer the system, and began producing additional Breedz, Toyz, playscenes, clothes, and developer tools for the games, as permitted by PF Magic, Mindscape, and Ubisoft.[10]
Main series[edit]
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| Game | Developer | Publisher | Distributor | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Catz and Dogz I: Your Virtual Petz | P.F. Magic | P.F. Magic | Virgin Interactive Entertainment | 1995 (Dogz), 1996 (Catz) |
| Catz and Dogz II: Your Virtual Petz | P.F. Magic | P.F. Magic | Mindscape | 1997[11] |
| Catz and Dogz 3: Your Virtual Petz | P.F. Magic | P.F. Magic | Mindscape | 1998[12] |
| Catz and Dogz 4 | P.F. Magic | Mindscape Entertainment | Mindscape | 1999[13] |
| Catz and Dogz 5 | Studio Mythos | Ubi Soft | Ubi Soft | 2002[14] |
Reception[edit]
Entertainment Weekly gave Catz a B+ and wrote that it is an accurate simulation of felines.[15]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^Dogz (1995) for PC - GameFAQs
- ^Catz (1995) for PC - GameFAQs
- ^'Dogz and Catz Dash Past 1.5 Million Mark; PF.Magic's Virtual Petz Brand Established as Leader in Category'. The Free Library. 1998-02-19. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
- ^'Ubisoft 2010-11 H1 Earnings Presentation'(PDF). Archived from the original(PDF) on 21 November 2010. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
- ^'Learning Co. to acquire PF. Magic'. Cnet. 1998-05-07. Retrieved 2017-09-23.
- ^'Ubi Soft Acquires The Learning Company's Entertainment Division'. Gamezone. 2011-09-27. Retrieved 2017-09-23.
- ^'About Petz'. Petz.com. PF Magic. Archived from the original on 21 June 2000. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
- ^'Children's Software Review: Petz: Dogz 5 & Catz 5'. Edutaining Kids. June 2005. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
- ^'Web Fun Pack Help'. WebPetz. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
- ^Hansmeyer, Becky (11 March 2015). 'Ballz & Linez: Remembering the Golden Age of Petz Hexing'. Becky Hansmeyer. Retrieved 9 November 2015.
- ^'Catz II: Your Virtual Petz Release Information for PC - GameFAQs'. www.gamefaqs.com. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
- ^'Catz 3: Your Virtual Petz for PC - GameFAQs'. www.gamefaqs.com. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
- ^'Catz 4 for PC - GameFAQs'. www.gamefaqs.com. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
- ^'Catz 5 for PC - GameFAQs'. www.gamefaqs.com. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
- ^'Catz: Your Computer Petz'. EW.com. Retrieved 2018-11-03.