- August 27, 2009
- Ubisoft
Petz: Horsez 2
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About
"Petz: Horsez 2" is a virtual horse simulation game where players can adopt, train, and care for their own horses. The game offers various activities such as horse riding, jumping, and racing, as well as customization options for the horses and the rider. Players can also explore different environments and interact with other horses and riders in the game.





- Impressive story and dialogue with multiple endings that enhance replayability.
- Nostalgic value for players who enjoyed the original games, bringing back fond memories.
- Engaging gameplay that combines horse care and riding with an interesting plot.
- The game has significant technical issues, including crashes and compatibility problems with modern systems.
- Outdated graphics and clunky controls that can be frustrating for players.
- Many users report bugs and glitches that hinder gameplay, making it difficult to progress.
story
35 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is praised for being engaging and immersive, featuring multiple endings and interesting characters that enhance the overall experience. While some players find the plot's darker elements concerning, many appreciate the combination of horse care and adventure, making it a standout in the genre. Despite outdated graphics, the narrative and gameplay elements resonate well, particularly with younger audiences.
“The story is actually very interesting and engaging; the puzzles aren't very challenging, and the characters are fun.”
“A great, immersive story with a ton of different endings!”
“It is a great game where you can raise, take care of, and train your horses, but also follow an interesting story.”
“Honestly, the game would be better with no plot. As an adult, I am very concerned about how these folks just casually lie to and kidnap a young adult and just assimilate her into their farm.”
“If you ignore the plot, it's an okay game. I bought it because I have a lot of nostalgia for the original DS Petz Horsez, and was deeply disappointed that this version wasn't anything close to the version I grew up with.”
“I do remember when I was little my parents got me this game and I was really scared of the storyline, so I recommend having a guardian available when playing the game.”