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Let's Ride: The Rosemond Hill Collection

Let's Ride: The Rosemond Hill Collection
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Let's Ride: The Rosemond Hill Collection

 
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If you've ever dreamed of owning your own horse, or are lucky enough to have one, then you'll love Let's Ride: The Rosemond Hill Collection! Featuring 2 exciting games that take place at the glorious Rosemond Hill Estate, you and your friends will be entertained for hours.

 
 
 
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Product Details
Package Length:5.7 inches
Package Width:4.8 inches
Package Height:0.5 inches
Package Weight:0.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews

System Requirements
Platform:Windows XP / Windows 98
Media:CD-ROM
Item Quantity:1

Features
  • 2 GREAT GAMES FOR GIRLS: THE LEGACY OF ROSEMOND HILL & COMPETITIONS AT ROSEMOND HILL!

  • RIDE, JUMP AND COMPETE FOR A BLUE RIBBON!


Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:3.0 ( 1 customer reviews )
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:


3Good Game, Bad Graphics  Dec 14, 2006
As the product description isn't thorough, let me add on here:

The Legacy of Rosemond Hill

-Select from 25 different horses to groom & train,

-Compete in 5 categories of competition, each including show jumping, steeplechase, and the cross-country course.

-Ride successfully and gain access to more difficult competition levels.

Competitions at Rosemond Hill

-Create your own character and riding tracks and share them with others.

-Challenge yourself and your horse in all new riding competitions.

-Select from new horses.

The Legacy of Rosemond was my favorite. It followed a storyline with a bit of a mystery feel; fast-moving with being frustrating or repetitive. You complete chores around a barn, a few examples are mucking out the stalls, feeding and watering the horses, and grooming the horses. As you compete in competitions you unlock more horses, thus adding to the responsibility. I thought it was fun talking to the people and practicing for the competitions.

As for Competitions at Rosemond Hill, I didn't play it much. Others may think differently, but I found it confusing and not very much fun. If you enjoy the competition part of these games, then you'd probably like it a lot.

Overall, it is a good game. I wasn't impressed with the choppy graphics and it lookes as if they had been done on a very cheap budget. I played the game a lot for the first couple months, but, to be honest, after the other Let's Ride games came out, it got sort of shoved way back in the shelf. If you're going to spend money on a horse game, buy Let's Ride Dreamer or Saddle Up with Pippa Funnel.

Thanks for the taking the time to read this and I hope it helps you.

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