
Tobiano is a sport horse simulator with realistic genetics, management, and riding. Shop for horses and train them through the levels to succeed at shows or sell for profit. Breed horses with unique personalities and conformation. Grow your facility to add stables, farm feed, or craft tack.
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Tobiano is a sport horse simulator with realistic genetics, management, and riding. Shop for horses and train them through the levels to succeed at shows or sell for profit. Breed horses with unique personalities and conformation. Grow your facility to add stables, farm feed, or craft tack. Without microtransactions or ads.
Note: This game comes in an offline and an online version, check the details at the bottom of this store page to be sure you get the right version for your preferences!
In Tobiano, horses aren’t born knowing how to be ridden. You start the training process by backing the horse, then work your way through dressage movements to unlock new levels of training. Just like in real life, horses are not always successful when learning new movements. Horses also have temperaments and fitness levels which will impact their ride ability. Horses can get stressed by high demands like new exercises or strenuous work. For now Tobiano is focused on dressage, but jumping and other disciplines are in progress and will be added later on.
Beginner horse
Medium level horse
High level horse
Tobiano features a complex breeding system that includes personality traits, ten different color genes, and conformation traits. A mare’s nutrition needs and conformation will change throughout the pregnancy, which lasts almost a year in game. Refine your line by strategically selling horses and breed for more valuable horses.
Breed for color, temperament, and conformation
There are ten different color genes, and multiple phenotypes for each. There are literally billions of unique coats in the game. Also, grey horses get lighter with age!
You can’t make a horse faster or more agile with feed. In Tobiano, feed is made up of different nutrients found in the real world, like protein, energy, vitamins and minerals. A horse’s nutrient requirements depend on their workload, size, and life stage. You can grow some of your own feed at your farm to be more self-sufficient.
Horses live out together in paddocks
Tobiano has a tack shop where you can buy gear for horse and rider. All tack comes in different colors and styles, so there are endless combinations that can add to your horse’s individuality. Tack is unlocked with gold which can be earned by maintaining your login streak or doing daily quests. Unlocked tack can also be crafted in the workshop. Spare tack can be sold for an extra income or equipped on your horses.
The tacking up area in the horse profile lets you save an "outfit" for each individual horse
Tobiano is semi-open world with a town center, home stables, and trails to explore. You can take your horses out to train, do quests, or complete daily challenges.
Training while out on a trail ride
Tobiano is best experienced with mouse and keyboard. Controller support is in progress.
A number of expansions are planned for the future, including jumping, livery stables, new tack and more, see the website for more details:
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STOP: If you are expecting a finished, polished horse game by a big studio with loads of money and time - do NOT get this game. It is not that. What it is however, is a passion project from a single developer who is doing his damn hardest to get this game off the ground and make it into something great. Anyone who cannot see the potential in this game is blind or has been spoiled by AAA studios for too long. This is an INDIE game, it is not backed by 1,000s of dollars nor a huge team of animators and developers. It is by ONE PERSON. And the state it is in already? Absolutely breath taking. I am floored by the amount of work that has gone into this game. Do the characters look amazing? No, they don't. Do the horses look amazing? I've seen better, but I have seen worse, too. At the end of the day, there are the following features: - A questline - Breeding - Conformation - Dressage mechanics - Care mechanics - Foals - Age progression (horse) - Tack and clothing options - Multiple locations and NPCs That is A LOT, and some of those - some top tier horse games don't even have. So, if you're buying this expecting a fully fledged game, go get Ranch of Rivershine or something, I guess. BUT, if you're looking for a project you can follow along with, give suggestions for, get regular updates for, and see it bloom into something amazing, buy this game and join the Discord. Kanel, you and your game are phenomenal. Do not let the entitled reviews get you down. I am so excited for Tobiano and so happy I gave it a chance.
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This game is not even close to ready for EA. Certainly not at this price point.
Fun game, but theres almost nothing to do. For the price, it shouldn't be this underdeveloped. Either make it cheaper or work on it more before you release it.
As an Equestrian game connoisseur, I went into this game not expecting much, as other Equestrians know let downs in this genre are common and promised features either don't deliver as anticipated or are just never implemented, I'm so happy to say that Tobiano is one of the very few that is able to promise- and deliver, and might I say- It's incredibly impressive, especially as this game is made by a solo dev. Other than being stuck to dressage (Right now) the game allows you complete freedom over managing your ranch, You can choose whether to ride, or use the in game menus to train and compete- There's something for every player, whether you prefer the managing side of things like Horse Isle 3 or Horse racing manager or roleplay- this game never forces your playstyle, and I like that. The Dev is an absolute delight, Takes every single piece of feedback seriously and is so engaged with their community, They have created a fantastic piece of art in their game but also a great space for likeminded people to connect, and man! Do they fire out updates like no tomorrow! I will always recommend Tobiano, So far it's exceeded my expectations and I can't wait to see which direction it goes.
no major updates in months, constant bugs and crashes, hard to look at for to long, and there really is nothing to do, no point in training if i can click one button and its done for me. there are so many other equine games in early development that are miles better then this (horse racing manager, horses of hoofprint bay, legend of khiimori), your money would be better spent there. this game need YEARS worth of development before it will be actually playable.
This game is still in development. The potential is there. The Dev is responsive and actively working on issues brought to them by players. It's worth giving it a shot once it's more fully developed. It's one of the few horse managing/breeding sims out there that I am enjoying. It's early access right now, so it needs alot of work still but I have high hopes.
I am all for paying for early access games; this one I regret paying for. It is not worth the price it has on it yet. It has a lot of potential, but needs significant improvement before it matches the price. Pretty disappointed.
If you're unsure of purchasing the game because it was originally intended for mobile release, this is the review for you. Mobile/tablet games are a hard no for me. The main issue with mobile to pc is the lack of detail and depth in the 3d aspect. If you're looking for a riding sim or one with an in-depth story, skip this. If you're looking for more of a management game, take a chance on this one. The game is still very early access so this can change in the future. For now, it's a very linear breeding and management sim. While riding is available, it's not required. Everything can be manually done through menus. Despite early access launching in February there are still many bugs present, but this is expected with any early access game. Here are my pros and their associated cons Pros in depth management Offline, one time payment (multiple versions planned) Many colors (and associated rarity) Conformation genetics Color genetics and genotyping Genetic inheritance Training levels Daily challenges Farm and crop management Tack making No real time limitations (at your own pace) If you can click it, you can access it! (No running to the other side of the map to talk to someone for a quest) Cons Very difficult movement controls on and off the horse Very stiff animations for everything No sensitivity settings (No settings available to adjust) Vague explanations in the handbook No sound unless you adjust it Quests do not update as completed onscreen, you have to "refresh" essentially for it to show on the planner There really isn't anything to do. You can ride around to train your horse but everything else is done through a menu The BIGGEST issue right now is the price. It is not anywhere near $20 worth of content. Unbridled is the same price and has way more to offer. I hate comparing games like that but the price is disappointing. My second biggest concern is the multiple versions that are planned. In my experience the PC offline version will be last to update, if not blocked by a paywall. The majority of games like this will drop support for the least profitable version pretty early on after official release. Understandable but frustrating. The dev has been very open about her plans for a paid subscription from the beginning. Don't give up on this game yet but maybe tuck it away on your wishlist and check back in a year or so
I love this game, for it being a beta it is a little bit expensive. but i love all of the mechanics and the breeding is very realistic! And the dressage is super fun to train!
This game is a fun, fairly realistic horse breeding sim. There is a lot of polish still needed, but the developer is continuously working on bug fixes and improving gameplay. There is so much potential, and even as it is right now it is a lot of fun to play and breed the horses!
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