The Practical Guide to Horse Isle 3 Wiki

"Welcome to the !"Horse Isle Wiki is a community dedicated to the Horse Isle 3 video game. Horse Isle is set in a fictional world wherein players can capture, take care of, train and breed horses. The game offers a number of different horse breeds, mini-games and arena competitions for players to take part in; many of the minigames feature educational elements, focusing on mathematics, science and problem-solving. The game also features a system wherein players can earn money to purchase their own horse ranch.

The game is completely browser-based. The artwork in the first two games is two-dimensional; in Horse Isle 3, the game is three-dimensional, allowing players to create avatars based on real-life appearances. The game also features parental language filters. In 2010, the game had a player base of around 10,000 players.

It first started with Horse Isle 1: The Secret Land of Horses in 2006, followed by Horse Isle 2: Legend of the Esrohs released in 2010. Following the end of support for Adobe Flash Player and multiple hacking attempts the HI1 game has been declared unsustainable and labelled end-of-life. Legend of the Esrohs was also Flash basaed and become non-viable at the end of 2020, unlike its predecessor it remains up and running as of October 2020, but is no longer updated.

HI3 went live in August 2019, featuring:


 * Customizable player avatars with custom hair, eyes color, body shape and clothing options.
 * Endless game map, only showing areas players has already explored.
 * Player created Clubs for others to join that become villages on the Map.
 * Player created courses and competitions, which can be completely customized.
 * Buying and building ranches on unlimited plots.
 * A second game currency called Mobia, which can be purchased through the game's site using real money. It's used to unlock valuable items in game or buy subscription.

A large majority of the game is accessible without a subscription; in contrast to the previous two games; subscriptions only granted players useful, but relatively small perks, with much of the rest of the game accessible and playable without a subscription.

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