MY LITTLE PONY: A Maretime Bay Adventure

by Melbot Studios, Outright Games Ltd.

The Developer Says...

Sunny wants to bring the magic of Maretime Bay Day festival back to Equestria – but some pony is out to spoil her plans! Save the celebration by putting on fashion shows, rescuing cute animals, flying with Pegasi and more, with a helping hoof from your new MY LITTLE PONY friends.

Players Like...

❤ Platforming and Movement

Players widely praise the platforming and movement. Reviewers note the character controls, especially the protagonist Sunny, feel incredibly smooth and responsive. They describe the running, jumping, and use of rollerskates as fluid and satisfying, appreciating the weight and physicality behind Sunny's movements.

❤ Exploration and Objectives

The game has players exploring the town of Maretime Bay and completing various objectives and errands for the other pony characters. Reviewers note exploration is fairly straightforward, with a "butterfly friend" to guide players if they get stuck. The objectives mainly involve fetch quests, like finding lost items or helping prepare for the Maretime Bay Day festival. While simple, many players find this loop of exploration and objectives engaging and relaxing.

❤ Minigames

Interspersed throughout the main gameplay are minigames, such as herding animals, putting on fashion shows, and helping Pegasi fly. Reviewers have mixed opinions - some find the minigames fun and a nice change of pace, while others feel they lack challenge and are too easy. However, most agree the minigames are a solid addition that help break up the main gameplay loop.

❤ Progression and Customization

As players progress, they can unlock new outfits, accessories, and abilities for Sunny. Reviewers appreciate this light RPG-like progression, allowing them to gradually customize and enhance their pony protagonist. They single out the cosmetic unlocks as a satisfying reward for exploration and completing objectives.

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