- December 20, 2024
- Ajolote Dev
My Putrid Ponies
Platforms
About
In "My Putrid Ponies," players confront a horror adventure set in a once-peaceful pony ranch now overrun by undead equines. Gameplay dynamically switch between first-person combat/exploration and third-person puzzle-solving, all while experiencing an immersive atmosphere with eerie sounds and visuals. Face off against various zombie ponies and wield a powerful shotgun for defense. Uncover the mystery behind the outbreak as the last survivor.





- The game features amazing jump scares and a spooky atmosphere that keeps players engaged.
- The character designs and overall concept are unique and intriguing, especially for fans of the MLP infection AU.
- Despite being in early access, the game shows great potential with solid mechanics and an interesting storyline.
- The game suffers from balance issues, with enemies often clipping through walls and making gameplay frustrating.
- The maze section is tedious and can lead to repeated deaths, detracting from the overall experience.
- There are significant quality of life issues, such as the lack of a settings menu for adjusting audio and key bindings.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has been praised for its unique concepts and engaging elements, with players expressing a desire for deeper immersion through environmental storytelling and character backstories. While some find the narrative simple, it effectively maintains interest and evokes fear, particularly through the design of the infected creatures. Overall, there is excitement for the game's future developments and how the story will unfold.
“I can't wait to see where the story goes!”
“I enjoyed playing the game and am excited to learn more about the rest of the story!”
“So far this game is awesome, the concepts, story that is currently shown is all very unique.”
“The 'story' elements are just reading and I just found myself ignoring them.”
“That's not building the atmosphere - if the developer or devs; I suggest building a slow immersion; slowly walking around the ruins and dead bodies, seeing some details like paint (not like the big written paint 'hide'), but 'this place is cursed', 'where is Celestia?' or 'please help me', adding notes not only from a father, but also from the survivors/dead ponies telling shortly their story, what happened to them and how they died or their loved ones.”
“I was expecting this to be a run and gun, but no, it has a storyline and it makes you feel fear for your character with all the different versions of zombie ponies.”