Star Stable - Reviews and experiences

I first tried the dressage feature at last year's equestrian festival and thought it was clever — the trot felt smooth, timing was okay, but the final bow never registered. Used it a few times since, expecting a fix; after more than a year it's still glitchy. Fun idea, annoying in practice.

it’s not what it once was, but it still works if you play casually. Since 2019 they shifted to pushing lots of microtransactions and they care less about player feedback. I loved earlier updates — felt like the devs listened, unlike some other studios. It’s not perfect, some parts are fun, just watch out for kids and spending.

they swapped the joystick for separate left/right buttons, which makes tight corners way harder. One tweak away from perfect, honestly.

responsive, neat little animations, solid reward pacing. That’s the thing — it starts clean and comfortable, like you expect, so you keep playing. After level five things start to break down though. Small stutters at first, then quests that refuse to complete, then coin totals that are just wrong and sometimes negative. It’s frustrating because you can feel how it should play: the controls are fine, the UI is readable, the physics feel okay. But the bugs change the experience into something grindy and unpredictable. I’ve stuck with it because it kept me sane while I couldn’t do much physically, but it’s obvious some of the later content has been left alone for ages. Some main quests are borderline unfinishable unless you reload a dozen times, and when the in-game currency math is off it messes with your whole account for weeks. Customer support was slow and the fixes they offered felt like workarounds, not real solutions, so it gives the impression of a half‑maintained product. I still get enjoyment out of the parts that work — levels one through five are actually well made — and I’m not trying to trash it. I just want consistency. Either patch the persistent bugs in later quests, or rethink the pricing for star coins, because charging as if everything works when it doesn’t is awkward.

usually new horses or outfits and every so often a mini-quest or a new race that shakes things up. There aren’t tons of main or side quests for a 14-year-old title, true, but that’s fine because story wasn’t why I stuck around. I also like the battle pass they added a while back; the nice bit is cosmetic items eventually get added into the game months after the pass ends, so people aren’t permanently locked out. Non-cosmetic rewards repeat each track, too, so no one really misses out. After four years of playing, even when I’ve finished collections and achievements there’s always a stack of dailies — some change by the day of week — so it fits into real life and keeps things fresh. I’m glad I gave it a chance.

I stumbled on this game while watching a streaming sesh with a buddy. Didn’t mean to. Got curious and installed it that night. The horses grabbed me right away. Gen 3 models look great. Their movement feels smoother than before, and I actually paused to watch them trot. That’s the good bit — the visuals and animations are sweet. I told my sister about it and she downloaded too, so yeah, it spread quick in our circle.

I was pretty bummed to hear that the company stopped giving out in-game currency rewards for holidays and milestones. It feels like they're not as interested in showing appreciation for their loyal players anymore, and that's too bad. Plus, I heard they've been doing some sketchy A/B testing stuff, and that's just not cool. It's really sad to see a game that used to be so fun now going through tough times and making iffy choices.

I've noticed some problems with the gameplay on this platform. There are always bugs hanging around that no one seems to fix right away, which makes it really frustrating for users. And let me tell you, those wolves messing with the horses during gameplay just ruins the fun for everyone. I bought some horses for my wife, but what if something happens and we can't get them back? It's just not fair. I think players should have the choice to decide if they want wolves in the game or not, instead of being stuck with something they don't like. Overall, I've seen fewer people getting into the game and less money coming in because of these issues. I'd say it's best to steer clear of this platform.

Eh, I'm getting pretty fed up with all the complaining about this horse riding game. I've been playing it for ages and I've seen how much it's improved over the years. Yeah, there's the odd bug or glitch, but what online game doesn't have those these days, eh? It's getting old hearing all the whining about every little imperfection, especially since the developers are always working on updates. Some folks need to take a breather, step outside, and accept that perfection ain't possible in the online gaming realm, eh.

I've been playing this game faithfully for years now, and I can't help but notice how it's been going downhill. It might still be fun for the younger crowd, but for us older folks, it's kind of disheartening. The updates seem to be getting buggier, and they're more interested in adding new horses than giving us new quests or things to do to keep us interested. A lot of us who've been around for a while are leaving, and the clubs are getting smaller and quieter. I don't see things getting any better unless they start making some changes.

The quality of this multiplayer horse riding game has really gone downhill lately. They don't seem to be putting much effort into making the gameplay better, and it feels like they're just trying to get money out of us. The updates they're putting out are pretty bland and not very exciting. The only thing that keeps me coming back is chatting with my club buddies. The new characters they've added are supposed to be cool, but honestly, they're not that great to look at. It's worrying to see the game headed in this direction.

As a teenager with anxiety, it's tough to find a game that doesn't make me freak out from all the violence or high-stress stuff. I randomly came across this chill horse-riding game and thought, why not give it a shot? So, after trying out the free trial, I decided to splurge on the lifetime star rider package, and let me tell you, it's been a total game-changer. This game has some cool quest lines, lets you look after your horses and form bonds with them, and has some stunning landscapes to explore like those moonlit waterfalls. I've literally spent hours and hours playing and even made some friends with players who also dig horses like me. Hands down, it's the best game I've ever played, and I think it deserves way more love. If you're in need of a calming and fun gaming experience, I'd super recommend giving it a try.

I really like this platform, but I've noticed that there's a huge gap between Star Riders and non-Star Riders. Being a non-Star Rider, it sometimes feels like we're not treated as well and don't have the same chances as those who pay for a membership. I also think there's not enough variety, especially when it comes to western-themed stuff. I'm a big fan of westerns and it would be awesome to see more content in that style.

I just can't get enough of this game! Even though some people say it's just a game, I've really been enjoying diving into the virtual world and riding my favorite horse, Shadow. He's a majestic Frisian and has been my loyal buddy for a while now. But, after getting 10k star coins, I decided to treat myself to some new horses and kind of neglected taking Shadow out for rides. That all changed when I went on a trail ride in Silverglade Village. The view was stunning and the water animations were so realistic, it brought back all these memories of the amazing adventures I've had with Shadow. I have to say, it was a truly magical experience!