That leads us to the stables, and once again, this functions in a similar fashion buy stalls, buy horses, and breed horses. Here, you’re able to make upgrades to this facility to further improve the stats of your horses, ranging speed, sprint energy, and acceleration. The training facility operates in a similar way. This income is tethered to a timer, in which you’ll merely wait for time to pass by before pulling in the coin. You’ll revisit this tab quite often to take in some cash, with more cash rewarded as progression is eventually made. Your income, on the other hand, is your flow of bread and butter, so to speak. The storehouse allows you to bulk up the capacity of your wares, gradually allowing you to hold more and more items throughout. The homestead is your domain, and here, you’ll work to improve your storehouse and your rate of income. When you participate in races, you’ll earn money, EXP, and some useful items for use in the game’s components. Each of the hub’s systems feed into the core experience in one form or another, but it’s boring, and fairly tedious. The crux of play sees you participating in the latter to improve and upgrade the former. The hub spans the likes of a homestead, a training facility, stables, and races. Once you’re happy with your rider and you’ve given them a name, you’ll be taken to the story hub. Here, you’ll create your very own rider from a small pool of generic assets. Phar Lap – Horse Racing Challenge comes with a sizable variation of modes to take to from the get-go story, quick play, online racing, betting party, and finally, the game’s creation hub.ĭiving straight into the story. Perhaps I’m getting ahead of myself, so let’s take this from the top. It’s a poor imitation, if anything, and even then I feel like I’m being generous. The game promises its players the thrills and the thunder of horse racing, but fails miserably to replicate any of that excitement. Phar Lap is about as interesting as watching paint dry.
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