Hobby Horse turns hobby horsing into a chaotic racing game on Steam
Hobby Horse has launched on PC via Steam. The racing game from Games Incubator turns hobby horsing into a fast, playful competition where timing, style and customization matter as much as reaching the finish line.
The game starts in the player’s room. Riders can build their hobby horse, choose accessories and prepare for upcoming races. Trophies and rewards earned on tracks can be displayed in the virtual apartment, while score comparison gives players another reason to retry events.
Races take place across several locations, including a gym hall, forest, gnome village, desert, glacier and a wild island. Players run, jump over obstacles and use boosters that can add speed or help with higher jumps during tougher courses.
Customization is a major part of the loop. Hobby horses can be equipped with different styles, accessories and cosmetic items, while the player character can be adjusted with hairstyles, eye colors and outfits. Games Incubator says the available elements allow thousands of visual combinations.
Hobby Horse also includes tools for creating custom tracks. The editor gives players a way to build their own challenges instead of only racing through prepared courses.
The game was developed by Games Incubator, a studio and publisher focused on PC and console simulation games. The company is also known for Animal Shelter Simulator and Ship Graveyard Simulator.
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