Games Database
DS/DSi
Sport: Equestrian
| Viewed: | 2D Third person, into the screen | Genre: | Sport: Equestrian |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Ghostlight | Soft. Co.: | Ghostlight |
| Publishers: | Midas
(GB) |
Released: | 20 Jun 2008
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ |
Summary
With personal tuition from five time gold medal winner, Mary King, players can learn to care for, train and compete with their horse. Taking part in international events across the globe, riders will need to master the three major equestrian disciplines: dressage, cross-country and show jumping.
Standards are impeccably high at Mary King's Riding School, but help is on hand as Mary teaches players the fine art of manoeuvring and jumping their horse using the intuitive Nintendo DS control system. As players progress they'll be able to enter international three-day events in six different countries, winning trophies and spending the prize money on clothes, accessories and horses. Mary King's Riding School scores perfectly in every area.
The player has the opportunity to create their character’s own distinctive style and look, before heading to the paddock to select their new horses breed and, of course, name them.
In the stables, there's a tack room to saddle the horse, and adorn them in the finest bridlery, saddles and tail ribbons. Here, riders will be taught how to care for and brush their horse before and after each event. The more you love your horse, the more they will love you back.
Standards are impeccably high at Mary King's Riding School, but help is on hand as Mary teaches players the fine art of manoeuvring and jumping their horse using the intuitive Nintendo DS control system. As players progress they'll be able to enter international three-day events in six different countries, winning trophies and spending the prize money on clothes, accessories and horses. Mary King's Riding School scores perfectly in every area.
The player has the opportunity to create their character’s own distinctive style and look, before heading to the paddock to select their new horses breed and, of course, name them.
In the stables, there's a tack room to saddle the horse, and adorn them in the finest bridlery, saddles and tail ribbons. Here, riders will be taught how to care for and brush their horse before and after each event. The more you love your horse, the more they will love you back.
