The franchise grew from a free online virtual pet game that combined with collectible horse trading cards and redeemable codes from various merchandise.
The PC and DS version reviewed here versions of the gam It offers a comparable experience to the popular browser game Neopets and regularly has several hundred players online to befriend and interact with.
MaraPets starts in similar fashion to other browser based pet games with players creating their free account and then adopting their first monster themed pet.
There are over two doze Star Stable Star Stable is the pinnacle of the horse video game genre establishing itself as a leader in the virtual horse market and attracting hundreds of thousands of gamers that all have a love of horses in common. Wauies — The Pet Shop Game For those gamers that love to care for animals Wauies — The Pet Shop Game allows you to do just that with a range of cats, dogs and other animals to fill your very own pet shop.
Goatlings Goatlings decides not to let you adopt monsters or cute little house pets and instead opts for a more unique animal instead, the humble goat. Animal Jam Animal Jam is a virtual world for children that incorporates real animal and plant facts into fun storylines that are supported by National Geographic educational content. My Horse My Horse lets you live out your dream of having a realistic horse to call your own.
Wildlife Camp Start your own Wildlife Camp adventure with nearly a dozen different animals to interact with, care for and train within your own camp. Pet Shop Story Pet Shop Story combines cuddly pets with management mechanics and breeding to deliver an enjoyable free to play mobile pet themed game. Dogzer Dogzer is a free to play browser based game targeted towards dog lovers worldwide with the ability to adopt, raise, train and even breed your own virtual fur friend.
Horzer Horzer offers similar gameplay to Dogzer, except that it trades dogs for horses. Flight Rising Flight Rising lets you tame dragons within your browser. Q: Speaking of Facebook, you're just launching a version of Howrse. Olivier Issaly: I think for us Facebook should be a way to generate more traffic. If we started from scratch today we'd have no choose but to launch with Facebook, which is obviously possible now - but not as easy for monetisation given the cost of customer acquisition Today we have the chance - we know how to monetise the audience on the web, via our own website and payment gateways, our own database and so on.
Our first objective therefore is to generate traffic for the website - if we can generate revenue, even better. Olivier Issaly: Well, going back to this year we've had a huge focus on internationalisation.
We've launched six new international versions for the horse game, with two more yet to launch. Right now we have 11 versions of the game. Next year we will continue on that path, probably with Asian launches - we'll also be focusing on multiple platforms. The web will still be our main platform, but we want to develop connections with Facebook and mobile.
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