Farming Simulator 19 — Can Rideable Horses make the Tractor Driving Worthwhile?
Farming Simulator 19 — Can Rideable Horses make the Tractor Driving Worthwhile?

Farming Simulator was never a series that particularly interested me as a player - but I supposed that was because the subject matter of realistic farming wasn’t particularly up my alley. After all, a game series so successful had to be an essentially good game at its core, right?

So when you have a well-implemented and functional new entry in a long-running game series that adds horses, that has to result in a pretty solid game at least… right?

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Dressage Moves in Red Dead Redemption II and their Real Life Equivalents
Dressage Moves in Red Dead Redemption II and their Real Life Equivalents

Here at The Mane Quest, I got pretty damn excited when press information in September started to promise that Red Dead Redemption 2 would include “Dressage” moves if you bonded enough with your horse.

Now that the game is out and I’m at least a few hours and several levels of horse bonding into it, let’s have a look at which dressage moves you can perform in Red Dead Redemption II, how you execute said moves, and how they look in real life.

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Between Knighthood and Game Development : Interview with Jason Kingsley
Between Knighthood and Game Development : Interview with Jason Kingsley

To say that Jason Kingsley leads an interesting life is quite the understatement: Kingsley is the CEO and co-founder of a successful game development company and owns 15 horses and trains them in medieval style riding.

Needless to say, Jason Kingsley made for an incredibly fitting interview partner for The Mane Quest.

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