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Pony Island
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Steam, Pony Island is at the tracked historical low, which makes this a timely option for a compact puzzle focused on repairing code and uncovering an arcade machine’s secrets. Its single-player format suits a solo session, and the interface language list is Simplified Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Danish, Turkish, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, and Russian, a useful fit check before buying.
The appeal is the shift between a demonic pony game and the broken software beneath it. That unusual puzzle premise gives the current price a clear purpose for players who enjoy figuring out systems as well as solving in-game challenges. The interface languages include Simplified Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Danish, Turkish, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, and Russian, and the offer activates on Steam, so you can match the language and platform to your setup.
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $0.742023-12Current Low Across Stores~ $0.00SteamAt its historical low now
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01About Pony Island
Pony Island turns a broken arcade game into a suspense puzzle, trapping you inside a machine built by the Devil. Solve puzzles, repair the game's code and explore the cryptic software behind it; the pony game is part of the deception. Steam PC player reviews: 95% positive from 14,862 reviews. Interface languages: Simplified Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Danish, Turkish, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, and Russian. Released: January 4, 2016.
Credits
Developer
Daniel Mullins Games
Publisher
Daniel Mullins Games
Lowest recorded in 36 months
$0.742023-12-04 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| French | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Show 9 more languages
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italian | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| German | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Spanish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Danish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Turkish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Portuguese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Polish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Dutch | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Russian | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-20
02Before you buy
Language support
Steam lists interface support for {supportedLanguages}. The game description credits localization in several languages.
Solo play
The Steam PC listing identifies Pony Island as a single-player game.
03Frequently asked questions
Is Pony Island really about ponies?
Its pony arcade game is part of a suspense puzzle setup; the description says the game is not about ponies.
What do you do in the game?
You solve puzzles, repair broken code and explore the software system behind the arcade game.
Who developed it?
The Steam PC listing names Daniel Mullins Games as developer.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
So I bought this game because I don't really have anything better to do. Sure, it is a kids' game, and sure, it is five dollars for what would normally be five dimes, but it's actually a really solid game. I mean, come on, y̢o̕u ̧ge̛t to̧ ̵p͘l̵a҉y͠ ͞a͘s ҉a̵ ͏p͏ixe̕l̨at̡ed̴ po͜n͏y͝! How̢ ̀cǫol͞ ̀i͝s̴ t̵h̨at!͝ A͢nd͟ ͘the͜ con̵t͞rols a̧̛r͠e̸ ̵re͝al͏́l͟͜y̷̕͜ ̕͢t͠ig̵͘͡h͡t̴͠͡,̨̕ ̢͜t͝o҉o̷͘-̛ ̷̡́t̕h̀͢è͝͡ ͢m̕͝o̴u̧͞s̴̢e̸-̡o̶̶͏n̵̢l̀͡y̡ ͟͡t̷̡a͏̧ķ̷͠e̴҉ ̡̨o̴̧n̸͝ ͟jú͏ḿp̴̛i̸͡n̵g̕͠ ̶a̸̶͠n̷̡d҉ ́b̨̛͠l̸̛͘o҉͏w̨iń͢ǵ ̸̧a͟͞w̡a̸͢y̸͡҉ ̧̢b͘͡u̢tte҉r̢̕f̸͝l̛i͠e̢͡͝s̷̕͠ įs̡͢ ̧g̴ŗ͢e̸̴á͟t̴ ͏i͏f̸ ̨͘y̢oų͜'̵͝r̷e̡ ̡́͞i͝n͝ ̕t̵͠he̷͡ ̷ś̛͠am̶̧ę͏ ͘͏͟b̸oa̛t̡̤͖͖͖͉̭͙̺͙́ ̫̜͉͇͚͇̘̫͎̥̬̳͖̭͡͞a̶̵̞͕͈̝̯̝͇ͅs͏̵̀͢͏͍̥͈̰͇̙̙̹̥͖͇̰̦̺̞̺̺͎̖ ̞̬͕̖͎̬̺̠͓͖̩̠̩̖̤͍̜́̕͝ḿ̡͙̠̪̭̗̜͔͘͠e̷҉͔͉͖̖̜̦͔̙̱̞̟̞̻̩̥̫̜͢ ̧͏͈̰̺͙̝̜̦͎̩̦̞̤̻͢ͅa̴̬̩̭͚̯̤̤̗͍̜͓͓̘̗̘̳̤̠͞ṋ̴̡̪͕̯̪̬͔̬͚̺͚̟̝̞͢͢ͅd̢͔̩̲̩͔̠̯̝̝̻͚̺̭̪̣͡ ̵̨͓̘̦͈̺̣̼͎̖͖̭̱͕̮̜͕̀̕͞s̛͚̘̩͚͖͉̦̠͓̀ͅa̷̷̫̪͉̳̺͓̗̜̤̝͇̬͇̱̩͡͝ͅͅͅc̷̖̞̠̖̝͖̰̹̪̱̦̮̖͜ͅͅr̡̻̠͚̲͖̘̳̯̠̹̝͖̣̹̰̘̘̥͞i̢͈̗̖͚͔͇̹̮̳̳̮̫̰͢͞ͅͅf̛̛͜҉͚̭̬̮͚̫̯̳͈̲̮̜͖͚͎̳̥ͅí̵̛͕̭͉͔̺̲͕̯̼̟̺̀c͏̵͈͍̯̭͙̮̦̩̻͚͙̖̰̻͈̱̖͕̲͢ȩ҉̞͙̩͇͖̤̲͈͘ḑ̸̸҉̝͇̜̰̗̠̺̲̝̟̩̼̩̘̩̭ ̴̤̳̲̦̟̫͉͜y̷̙̬̪̺̖̘͎̙͓̫̦͖͇̹͙͘͘͢ͅo̸̸̶̢̡̹̭̱̩͙͉͍̜ų̨͏̛̮̩̲͙̬͍̼̼̩̰̲̭̱͕̩r̡̕҉̯̣̝̹̝͍̮̫͍͈͎̩̟͚͙̞́ ̵̧̛̛̮͍͙̳̗̹͍̳̣̣͈̟͉̞̞̘͎̺k҉̴̸̯͍̩̼̟̩̤́͟ͅe̴͠͡͞͏͔͉̝̖̙͍̘̳͚͔̞̟͍͉̯͍̩y̢͍̹̜̪͎̟̫̘͔̱͕͙̙̘̜̜̗̺͟͟b̶̸̼̺̲͇͙̖̠͚̫̠̫̜͔̘̮̞̥͜͠o̢̝̥̣͈̩̞̠̞̙̘͖̗̮̮͇̱͘͢͜͞a̴̛̤̖̼̹̮̦̪̘͍͎̙̗̭̻̠̫͢͜ͅr̵̴͔̮̭̖͖͈̪͎͕̖̜͙͖̻̹͢ͅͅd̘̰͉͕͡ ̴̡̕͏͉̣̜̬̼̘̣̜̫a͎͙͍̳͚̖̠̤̩̙͉͢ͅń̗̹͓̩̭̻̦̟̭̘͖͖͇̰̹̘̘̩́ḍ̵̻̟̻̪̤̹͍̻͔͉̟͇̯̀͝ͅ ̴̸̨̨͖̫̱͈ś̢͍͔̲͓̙̭̣̱̱̝̘̪͇͕͡ͅơ̛͏͖̱̖͎̩͖̬̥͈̪̻̺͞ứ̻̭̺̳̟̯̬̯̥͚̠̱̣̥͙ḽ̛̻̜͔̮̯̳͚͈̫̪̝̣̮͈̖͈̗́ ̸̸̖̻̰͍̹̰̱̺͍͖̀͢͜t̡̧҉͖̫̣͓̥̯͉͕͍̟̹̺̦̫̟́͘o҉̻̮̩̪͎͍͈̥̮̹̹̦͎̗̙̣̩̹̺ ҉̶̡̧̻̘̩̲͚̲͙̩͇̖̭͈̯͢ͅt̢̢̟͚̣̯͎͖͉̙̗̩͜͠h͘͞͏̘͔̖̲͓͔̤̠̞̫̯͖̩̦̙̗̮è̷̵͍͖͚̜̤̯͔̰̜̀ ̶͓̖̘̖͉͔̺͎̫̠̪͘g̀͡҉̩͇̥͉͕̳̝͍̱̰̫͚̭̮̰̠̮̤ĺ͓̬̺̺͕̼͔̮͞ͅo̢҉͍͔̟̞͉̘͔̮̬͔͚͙̺̳̜ŗ̸̵̧̤̪͚̰̜̘̯͓̭̝̼̝͎͎̗͍̜̀į̴̛͔͇͚̫͚̣͎̼͎̗̟̰͎̥̱͎͘͘ͅo͉̗͙̻͈͈͎͍̘̬̱̩͕͘͜͜ư̶̸̧͔̹̰͙̩̘̦͓̻͙͝ͅs̷̷̛̰͍͕̮̼͖͓̱̻̻̟͇͈͓͞ ̷̢͉͚͙̯͓͇͙̮̖̟̩̘̲̞͢͞L̡҉͍͎͇̬͓̪̠̠̫͉̩͍̫̞͈̘͇̜ͅó̷̯͍̜̟̪̠̙̪͖̠̙̬͇̻̕͝ŕ̷̲̻̙̜͖̲̻̰̻̘͓̫̖̮̰̞̠́͟͞ḑ̸͓͇̫͓͓̻̗͖̭̘̕͢ ̷͇̼͙̤͔̫̙̀͜͠͝ͅS̴̛͕̖͇͓̤à̵̹̘͉̻͓̙̫͎͓̙̮͖̝̯͎̻̙̀͘ţ̴̝̝̰̺̤͎̥̫͍͍͈͔͡a̢͘҉̟̼͚̺̼͈͖̱̞̙̙̟̗̙͉͇͜͜ǹ̴̹͈̹̱̜̤͙̗.̶̢̧̲͎͎̟̥͞ ̢̨̜̪̫͓͙̗̹̲̩̹̮͈̮̘͈̀͟A̸̭͍̠̘͖̲̼͙͜ ̛̹̦̟̬̱̗̣̠̭͠ŗ̧҉͖̙̥͚͡e̴͉̣̯̹̗̪͔̟̜̲̥̼̜͞͝á̹̻̞̗̪͚̯͙͎̜̺̠̳̝̙̞̫͡ͅl̶̜̼̺̬͢͟ḽ̷̸̡͕̼̩̘͕͎͢͞ͅͅy̨̹͎͉̰͉̹͓͍̮̞͢͟͠͡ ̀͠͏̡̖̲͕͚͎͍̗̥̠̟͈̣̬ḛ̲̗̤̦͇̰͖̬̮̱̯͟͠͞n̴̷̶̢͍̬̭̹͎͎͚̙̱͚̤j̞̭̟̳͈̮̞̫͉̱̹͓̫͎̦̟̀͟o̸̹͙̥̳̳̹̞͍͓̼̤̺͘͡ͅỳ̜͍͎̲͔̳̘̬͙͉̘̳̼̮̜͖͍͟͟a͏̦͎̼̩͝͠ͅb̷̦̯͉̜̹̟͇̩̲͖̗͔̖̺́̀ͅl̶̡̧̤͕̠̲̣̳̥͙̤̕͞e̶͍̱̞̣̬̪̠̗̣̮̙̼̬̥͈̻̣͢͝ͅ ̵̧̙̯̦͕̘͉̟̕ͅe͏̨̕҉̜̼̬̻̘̻͙̙x̸̧̧̦̭̺̯̤̞̱̺͚̙͈͍̮̩̻̗̦ͅͅp̴͓͓̪͚̯͢͞ͅę̴̸̟̪͉̫̙̟̳̬̖̙͉͈̠̮̖͠ͅŗ͡҉̷̤̮͚̜̺̗̫̩̼̼̥̹̹͕͇̗͓̣̣i̸̢̭̪͙͚̟͉̝̺͎e͏̛̲͎͍̪͔̳̠̣̳̞͖̗̝͚͉͓͔͚̪͘͠n̸̷̵̯̙̻̻̻̜̹͈͖̖͕̻͇͜c̴͕̠̙̙̕e҉͏͍̲͇̹̰͚̝͚̱̣̖̥̬,̡̠͎̝̭̥̦̙̗̠̩ ̨͔̱̺͝d̸̸̘͚̩̲͈̘̝͕͇͍̱̝͝e̸̡̧̪̻̺̰̬̺̲̜̕f̸̪͍̤͖͍̕͟͟į̳͈̬̟̙̫͎̮̪͓̹̖͔̠̬̗̲͢͝n͏̶̴͇̯̜͕̰͎̺̳̹͍͍̕ͅí̷̷̧͏̰̝͚̤͍͈͉t̰̠̭̱̰̗̟͖̀͞e̵̦̤̹̗͉̞̣̯̝͇̞͇̗̣̰̺̖̲͜l͏̧̛͕̣̜̝̙̤̘̬͔̣͉͎͖͕͔͕̩̤͡ͅy̸̸͍̮̯̼̻̥̫̖͓̙̲̙͓̱̝̫͝ ̸̧͓̙͍̯̠̩̹͎́͜a̢̡̡̯̜͍͎̲̼̞̯͜͞ ̴̖͔̣͍͖̮̰̜̺̘͎̝̰͎̞̳̞́͘͠ṱ̛͎͓̠̜̫̦̭͇͙̪̩͜ͅé̸̡̪͇̫̭͟n̛̫͍̦̫̱̘͘͟͡͡ ̴̨̮̬̤͜͢͡o̷̶͙̱̥̼̱͕̗͔͖̟͚͜ú̷͈̺̻͔̠̣͓̠̟̦̫̖͉̯̗̯t̵̠̼̘̬̼̤͕͕͚̝̫̖͡ ͏̴̷͇̹̺̼̰̬̜͕̱̰͓̗̙͍̺͈͓̦͘͟o̢̡̠̖̭͖͎̻̪̣̺͉̘͢͠͞ͅͅf̨͕͕̤͟ ̀͟҉̯̻̦̝̪̮͓͖̥t̡͓̱̱̮̗̗̦͔̣̲͢͝ͅS̴͏̫͇̟̝̳̣͙̭̱͕̲̘͟O̴̼̬͕͙͉̕M͏̶̠̮̰͚̼̭̖͍̬̹͇̭̣͞E̵̪̣̠̯̟̩̙̙̕̕B̷̹͍̥̰͖̯͚̼̤̞̙͇̰̮̲͍́O̧̢̡̜̩̗̗͉̠̥̳̖͈̖͞D̷̷͈͕͙̩̘̭͜Y̷̷̬̘͔͍̕͞ ̷̸̛̻͉̮͓͈͔̲̼̼̱̬͞͡H̴͘͡͏̸̖̘̖̞̗͙̫̳̯̪̙͓̮̮̞͎̝Ȩ̭͈͕̟̯̭̗̤͔̭̘̜͈̙̼͞Ĺ̸̡̘͙̻̰͟͝P̸̶̡̤̼͇̳ ̧̛̝̻̱̳́͜͞Ṃ̛͍͎͕͇͇̣͖̝̘̩͍̕Ę̵͈̜͉̣̲̮ͅ ̡͔͔̪̀ͅB̢͞͏̷̬̺̤̠ͅĘ̨̢̳̮̹̬͖̘̻̼̲̞̕F̴̥̗͓̤̜͕͓̞͔̳̦̫̻̬͉̼̘̠̀O͔̪͚̹͍͚͇͔̻̤͘͝ ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ ░█░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░▒█░ ░██░░░░░░░░░░░░░▒██░ ░▒██░░░▒████░░░░▒█░░ ░▒███▒████████░▒██░░ ░░▒██████████████░░░ ░░▒██████████████░░░ ░░░▒██░▒████░▒██░░░░ ░░░▒███░▒██░▒███░░░░ ░░░▒████████████░░░░ ░░░▒██▒██████▒██░░░░ ░░░▒██░▒████░▒██░░░░ ░░░░▒██░▒██░▒██░░░░░ ░░░░▒███░░░▒███░░░░░ ░░░░░▒███░▒███░░░░░░ ░░░░░░░▒████░░░░░░░░ ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░Show moreShow less
3.3 hours at review1,150 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Pony Island is actually two games in one, which alternate repeatedly: an experimental puzzle game a very basic side-scrolling arcade game The 'experimental puzzle game' This is where Pony Island shines and where it got its reputation and high review scores from. The parts of the game where you're puzzling are indeed great. The puzzles are simple yet they feel original, and they yield a sense of accomplishment when you solve them. The only downside would be that graphically, the puzzles look like a game from the 1980s. But if you can live with that, the puzzling aspect of Pony Island is worth playing. The 'very basic side-scrolling arcade game' This is the part of Pony Island that is frustrating and repetitive. A side-scrolling arcade game isn't the most loved game genre of this day and age, and Pony Island brings a very basic version of such an arcade game to boot: gameplay is repetitive and uninspired: jump, shoot and avoid the foes (who only come in 2 varieties), nothing more. Even 30 years ago, games like that had more content e.g. boosts and power ups, variety of foes, variety of backgrounds, a health bar, ... Here you get the raw model of all those games, stripped of anything that would make it stand out at least a bit. graphics are in the same ballpark as the puzzles, so circa 1985. Think Atari 2600 and Commodore 64 style, although those consoles offered more variety in sprites and more colour in general. The story (?) I didn't really expect a lot of story in Pony Island. After all, it is not a story-driven game. But since quite a few of the reviewers here praise the storytelling, I feel a word of warning is in place: there is no story beyond what the product page and the basic premise of the game already tells you: "You are in limbo, trapped in a malevolent and malfunctioning arcade machine devised by the devil himself." Besides that, in the game you meet a demon who can answer a few basic questions about the character you play: Who was I?, When did I die?, Where did I die? Who killed me? The answers to those questions don't make for a lot of reading either, at about 15 words each. E.g. don't expect a whole background story when you ask "Who was I?"; you just get a first name and the fact that you had a wife and daughter. Full stop. And the same goes for each of the questions. So when people praise Pony Island "because it has a great story", I frown. And I wonder what the reason for statements like that could be. Did they get caught up in their enthousiasm over the experimental and pleasant puzzling aspect of this game? Nothing wrong with that, of course, but I do feel I have to be clear about this for people who aren't sure whether to buy this game: there isn't really a story to this game besides the basic premise. The verdict: a red thumb down? No way! Yes way. The question before me is "Do you recommend this game?". Well, before I bought Pony Island I just went by the general verdict of 'overwhelmingly positive' and a quick glance at some reviews praising the originality of the puzzling aspect of this game, and I bought it. If only I had searched for some negative reviews that warned me about the tediousness of the arcade aspect -and almost all of them do!- I would have been better off. Sure, I would have missed out on a pleasant puzzling experience, but let's not overhype it: it isn't that genre-changing. And visually, it's unappealing. On the other hand, those reviews would have saved me a lot of frustrating and tedious moments when trying to get through the arcade parts of this game, which I could have really done without. So I hope this 'negative' review finds its way to someone who's not sure whether to buy Pony Island or not, and it helps that person to make the decision that is right for him or her, be it to buy or not to buy. A word about the Steam-related stuff Pony Island has 5 Steam Trading Cards. You get 3 just for running the game. The Steam Achievements are nicely done, combining some obvious ones with some hard-to-find ones and even a few difficult ones. The good thing is, after you've finished the game you can use a menu option to jump to one of the main points of the game, so you don't have to replay the whole game if you missed an achievement or two along the way.Show moreShow less
Playtime at review unavailable115 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Read nothing about it, just play it. Go in totally blind.Show moreShow less
2.1 hours at review306 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
This is the first "Overwhelmingly Positive" game that I have ever felt did not deserve the title. The game is only interesting on a very superficial level for all of its meta-ness. The actual gameplay is extremely boring. For a 2 hour game, it is repetetive and simplistic to a fault. 90% of the game is doing the same thing over and over: running in a very simplistic platformer with frustrating gimicks. 10% of the game is decent logic puzzles, but because they are thrown at you, it's hard to really enjoy them for what they are. The entire game is a railroad, and because the puzzles are not hard, and few and far between, much of the game is spent doing nothing but waiting for rather unfunny text to scroll by. The game is tied together in a really simplistic and annoying narrative, with text that moves soooo sloowwwwllllyyy and you cannot fast forward. The Lucifer/666 stuff is over the top to the point where it seems childish and hamfisted, rather than being creepy, spooky, or even interesting at all. More like a middle school kid's idea of a joke. It wasn't a horrible game, but it was by no means a good game. The best I can say about it is that it was mildly interesting, but not enough to warrant the high scores and positive reviews. I don't think it's worth the $5 price tag. Even at a cheaper price, though, it still wouldn't be enjoyable.Show moreShow less
2.1 hours at review89 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
I bought this game for my daughter, thinking it would be about ponies. Now she's crawling on the ceiling and spewing bugs out of her mouth while crying for the dark lord. 5/7, would introduce the dark lord Beezlebub into my home againShow moreShow less
2.6 hours at review283 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
TL;DR: Pony Island is an unusual puzzle and gallery shooter game that's fairly meta, but not nearly as intelligent as it wants you to believe it is. My experience with Pony Island was not very thrilling. I was bored throughout most of it. I spent the first hour or two trudging onwards, telling myself that all the cool stuff was going to start happening eventually, and I just had to wait it out. Before long, though, I realized that that wasn't the case—that the repetitive pony shooter really was all there was to see here. There's some ticket-collecting gimmick here for all of the virtual crack addicts, but not much of substance—nothing that really makes you laugh, or feel things, or stop and reflect, like a good indie game would, nor is there much of a challenge. It's just kind of... a thing that you experience. With that, I'm left wondering what the game's appeal was supposed to be. It's not really funny—I think I laughed a sum total of once—it's not really witty, and the music doesn't do much for me. The game is embellished with a few meta-heavy gimmicks and a narrative of "the game is possessed by an evil force that is being a jerk to you", but the bulk of the "gameplay" is split between a gallery shooter with a laser-shooting pony, and some "put the right item in the right place at the right time" puzzles. With slight variations, you'll go through the same kinds of puzzles and shooter stages over and over, for bulk of the 3 hours of the game. With regards to this, I think it fair for me to summarize the game as being a one-trick pony. (Hah! Get it? My joke is almost as clever as the game itself.) On the positive side of things, the game is competent. Stylistically, in terms of graphics and sound, it nails the atmosphere that it's going for. However, style doesn't cut it for me; I'm looking for subtance, and I found Pony Island lacking in that category. Another positive: There was one boss "fight" that I thought was kind of neat, and some of the meta stuff happening there really took me off-guard. But that's just 10-15 minutes of the game. I spent the rest in boredom. Lastly, the game is only $5. This is a plus, because if it looks like the sort of thing that would appeal to you, despite my negative view of it, you're not putting a whole lot on the line to buy it and see for yourself. In closing, there's a lot of hype surrounding this game right now, but I don't think that it's warranted. Pony Island is simply a repetitive game with very little to say. I think people lauding this game as an early contender for GotY 2016 are gravely mistaken, as I doubt that anyone will remember this game come the end of the year, much less 5 or 10 years from now, when an actual great game's legacy would still be vibrantly alive in its fans' minds. There's just not anything really memorable or insightful here. In short, I don't recommend spending your time on Pony Island.Show moreShow less
3.2 hours at review52 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
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2.3 hours at review237 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I often see reviews where the reviewer would have liked to give a neutral or mixed "grade" but Steam doesn't allow it. I usually don't have this problem but I do have it with Pony Island. I'm not going to tell much about the game simply because it is at its best when you know nothing about it before you play it. I will simply write down the gist of it Pros + The innovative portions were interesting and definitely worth it. Most of the time they also worked well from gaming point of view. Cons - The non-innovative portions of the game were simply boring, repetitive and worst of all way too much of the gaming time is spent with them. At the moment the ratio is pretty much 2/3 when it should be 1/3 max. Due to this limitation I simply cannot justify a recommendation.Show moreShow less
3.1 hours at review37 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
This is the cutest game ever. Get it for your children.Show moreShow less
1.6 hours at review232 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
you have to play a bad flash game to experience a story that goes nowhereShow moreShow less
2.7 hours at review28 people found this helpful
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