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My Riding Stables 3D: Jumping for the Team

By Erin Bell, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 8+

Fun horse sim for girls encourages teamwork.

Game Nintendo 3DS 2013
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What’s It About?

The story revolves around a young female horse rider who returns to the stable after a bad fall and works hard to get her confidence back. She also helps rescue the ranch from the brink of bankruptcy. MY RIDING STABLES 3D: JUMPING FOR THE TEAM is part pet sim and part sports game: players care for horses in the stables by grooming them, giving them food and water, and playing with them, but they also take them onto the track to practice agility and obedience games, jumping, target shooting, and other activities before attempting the \"real thing\" in tournaments.

Is It Any Good?

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My Riding Stables 3D: Jumping for the Team is a fun title that lets players care for and ride not only their own customized horse but several other animals belonging to other characters. Some of the activities feel tedious -- you massage the horse by dragging the stylus along its body for almost a full minute -- but others, such as target shooting on horseback by tilting the 3DS, feel fresh and challenging. Players must earn a certain grade on each activity to advance the story, but they can retry as many times as it takes to get something right. A story rife with intrigue and rivalries as well as plenty of things to unlock make this a great choice for horse fans.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the importance of teamwork, even in an individual sport like horse jumping. Did rivalries make the team perform better or worse?

  • Talk about the amount of focus, dedication, and hard work required to compete in sports at an elite level. Is this something you would want to do?

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