
Take on the role of a brave courier rider in The Legend of Khiimori! Bond with your horse and tame the open wilds of 13th century Mongolia. Breed and train horses with specialized abilities to explore every aspect of this diverse and fascinating landscape.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 2.5/day in the week to Aug 5 → 6.71/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 24 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 9 places towards #1, and the 2,419 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
The Legend of Khiimori is a system-driven game where you explore the untamed land of 13th century Mongolia as a brave courier rider. Breed and train horses with specialized abilities to explore every aspect of this diverse and fascinating landscape.
13th century Mongolia is the home of history’s best horse riders. The land is beautiful and vast, full of wonders and intriguing tales to uncover, but not without its dangers. Survive harsh climates, explore breathtaking landscapes, and face Savdag-un Khor, a curse spreading across the Mongolian lands and bringing new dangers. Prepare the resources you’ll need to face these dangers, and strategically plan your delivery routes across the wide steppes, over snowy peaks, or through the scorching desert to keep yourself safe.
Training horses is essential in charting the expansive Mongolian landscape. Breed horses with specialized traits to overcome the many challenges along your path. Pair the best stock to breed increased capabilities across generations. Train your horse, care for their needs and unleash their full potential to become a true Yam courier rider. Enjoy unparalleled realism in lifelike equine behavior and animation, refined and approved by experts.
Surviving is key! Forage and hunt for supplies and materials to mix food and tonics for your horse. Plan your routes wisely to avoid damaging vulnerable cargo or endangering your trusted steed. Prepare your horse and your equipment to weather harsh environments and conditions. Only then can you survive the untamed Mongolian wilderness.
Start crafting powder pouches and special arrows to survive the dangers of the Mongolian wildlife. Archery is deeply entrenched in Mongolian culture, and it will be yours to master. However, your bow and arrows are not only weapons, they are also tools. Different arrows and powder pouches are used for gathering resources, defending yourself from dangerous wildlife and mindful hunting.
Take on various activities and thrive as a Yam courier rider. You will be tasked with delivering packages and cargo, gathering vital items, and mastering the challenges of the open world. Quests will test your capabilities, requiring the right steed, excellent riding mastery, and thoughtful planning, as well as skillful resource management, useful crafting, and keen archery to survive and succeed.
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everything
it is fun
Amazing game!!! I adore it so much! I like how there are real genetics applied to the game! I hope to see more horse breeds and more of the story soon!
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Languages: English*, German, French, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Italian, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish +21 more
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The Legend of Khiimori offers a refreshing take on the open-world genre, focusing on horse management, exploration, survival, and the Mongolian courier network rather than traditional combat. The horse mechanics, atmosphere, landscapes, and unique historical setting are its biggest strengths. However, Early Access limitations are noticeable, with repetitive quests, limited story content and some bugs. The games runs well at 4K Maxed out with 120 FPS and lows of 105 FPS Overall, The Legend of Khiimori has a strong foundation and a genuinely distinctive concept, but it still needs more content and polish to reach its full potential. Score: 8/10
A great game as long as you're okay with some bugs! (It IS early access after all, in case you manage to miss the banner in the corner saying such when you start playing.) If you're worried about the corruption mechanic, do what I do and turn it off, then proceed as usual. The one thing I really don't like about this game is the rather toxic fanbase. I'd love to go to the Community tab without scrolling through rants about a feature you can turn off, and which is more connected to Mongolian mythology than I realized at first. (See the original devblogs about it.) Oh well. People will be people, I guess.
Fun game, low key and enjoyable. There is enough to do in early access, look forward to see how the developers build and grow from here.
This is such a fun, relaxing game - with just enough challenge to keep me interested. As someone who spent more hours in Witcher 3 riding around picking flowers and crafting potions that fighting monsters, this is the perfect game for me. Yes, it's buggy, yes it's still in beta, but there's enough here already to keep me interested. I've barely scratched the surface - I haven't tamed a wild horse yet, not bred a foal, or ventured much more than a day's ride from the Yam Station (the mountains and the desert scare me!) but I can already see this becoming a major timesink for me. I was going to say something about making the horses a little less silly and suicidal, but as far as I hear from horse people, that is actually spot-on for most real horses, too. So ... yay for realism? haha
Beautiful game with a lot of potential I really think this game has a lot of potential. The world is beautiful, the horses look great, and the animations are really nice. I especially enjoy the breeding and genetics system. I would love to see more customization and personality for the horses as well. Since you spend so much time with them, things like different manes, more tack options, character customization and more idle or riding animations would make each horse feel much more unique and alive. Small reactions, like getting annoyed when you walk behind them or becoming visibly scared of something nearby, would also be great. I also feel like the game could use more of a storyline and some quality-of-life features, such as map markers for places or horse herds you want to remember. The biggest problem for me is the amount of bugs. I know this is Early Access and I expected bugs, but the game became extremely buggy for me. At one point it was almost unplayable. I have reported the bugs I found, but after crashes, glitches, broken quests and things simply not working, the frustration started to outweigh the fun. The progression can also feel very slow. After 13+ hours, some fairly simple systems still take a huge amount of time. The stable system is a good example. Moving a horse between stables is not a simple transfer. You have to exchange horses, so if you have a good horse at another stable and want to bring it back to Tov, you need another horse to swap with it. If Tov is empty, you can't simply leave your good horse there. You basically need a "throwaway" horse just to move the horse you actually want. This gets especially frustrating when collecting and breeding horses. And then there is the Corruption update. I think the idea itself is interesting and could make the world more dangerous and exciting. Personally, though, I really don't like it. It doesn't feel like it fits the game I originally enjoyed, especially when it spreads over NPCs and routes needed for deliveries and can damage your horse. Despite all of this, I don't think this is a bad game. Quite the opposite. I think there is a really good game underneath all of these problems, and that is exactly why they are so frustrating. For now, I have decided to stop playing and come back later when the game is closer to release and hopefully more polished. I really hope the developers keep working on it, because I genuinely believe this game can become something really special! <3
Honestly, this game is 9/10. There are some animations that needs to be updated. But i recommend to everyone. Its what people like me who played rdr2 for the horses needed. LOVE THE GAME PLEASE BUY
its a great game a little bit laggy but that because they're still doing updates
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