Tips and Tricks for Beginners
When you are just starting out on My Horsez, it can feel quite overwhelming! On this page, we will share the best tips and tricks with you. For more information about earning coins, you can visit
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- The very first tip is to be mindful of your coins! You can sell your starter horse immediately, but compared to other horses in the game, it is not worth a lot of coins. You won’t earn many coins from this sale, and it’s probably better to use this horse to complete levels.
- Carefully read what is said during the tutorial; a lot of useful information is shared that can be helpful later on in the game.
- Once you have decided on a breed you want to pursue, look for a chat club dedicated to that breed! You can find these on the forum under the category ‘Social’ -> ‘Chat Clubs’. In a chat club, you can connect with multiple breeders who can explain various aspects of breeding that specific breed and what to look out for.
- Would you like to connect with other players? Engage in conversation on the forum, for example, in the ‘Games’ category.
- When making arrangements with another player, be sure it complies with all the arrangement requirements, which are described on the moderation page. If the other player does not hold their end of the arrangement, you can get help by using the Service Desk. When an arrangement does not conform with the arrangement requirements, they unfortunately cannot help you.
- Starting from level 4, you can purchase a breeding pasture. This is definitely worth the investment, as you can always loan the pasture out for a good price! By loaning the breeding pasture, you can usually recoup the money you spent on it quite quickly. The more you loan out the pasture, the more coins you will accumulate, which in turn allows you to buy more breeding pastures!
- Cheap horses on the horse market are not always good quality horses. Be sure to check if the horse is 100% healthy and consider its age. This way, you can ensure that you make the most of your future horse and that it is worth the price being asked.
