As I said in my previous post I have never been entirely sure as to why the Brony fandom seems to have fallen in love with Welcome to Ponyville. The one that seemed most likely to me based on my observations was that they really wanted a game in which you could date ponies (which isn't really that strange, given that there was a pigeon dating simulator of all things) and this game promised both that and a fairly decent visual novel experience. Now that Act 1 (which is essentially a demo of the final thing) has been released we can play this game for ourselves and decide whether it really has lived up to the hype.

Just how good is Welcome to Ponyville? Find out in our review which we have conveniently placed after the pagebreak.

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Some of you remember the post we made last month about a new pony RPG by the name of Twilight Sparkle Adventures. Well, now the game is out of demo mode and into beta mode. The game is still very similar to its demo, which included most of the content seen here. The beta adds the rest of the story line, as well as adding graphical improvements. For a full review of this game, I'd recommend clicking this link, as this post is just an announcement. If this game gets released fully, it will most likely be re-reviewed. Thanks, and have a good night!

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A few days ago, XTUX345 posted a video preview of a pony RPG by the name of Twilight Sparkle Adventures. The version of that game in the video is now available for download. In this game, you control Twilight Sparkle on her quest to obtain all six Elements of Harmony. This is a pre-beta release, so it's very short, and quite rough around the edges. You can read more after the break...

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This one's for all you Scootaloo fans out there. The object of the game is simple: catch the Scootaloos falling from the sky, and use the bits earned from your played rounds to buy upgrades for your bucket or the Scootaloos, or even unlock a new game mode. Credit to this game goes to Sparklepeep, who made this game for the r/mylittlepony community on Reddit. It was also featured on Equestria Daily, but I felt this game was in need of a proper review. Read it after the break!

Recently, I received an email by somepony asking for me to try out their game, and included was a nameless (and quite suspicious) .exe file. I launched the game (After virus scanning it over and over and over) and it reminded me almost immediately of the Luna Game. And that's exactly what it was. It is unknown if this game was created by the same person who created the first Luna Game. The music featured is Super Ponybeat - Giggle at the Ghostie.

Rainbow Dash Attack is a side-scrolling game where you can play as Rainbow Dash. The Game does not have any built in music, but is 'intended to be enjoyed with a thumping beat'.

The controls are extremely simple, Press Spacebar to jump, and hold Spacebar to fly.

The game only consists of one single, continuous level. The goal of the game is to get as many points as you can before losing all of your lives. Touching a regular cloud will give you three points, and if you manage to hit the dark storm cloud just right, it'll give you five points. In Easy, you get an extra life every 500 points you earn, and in Hard you get an extra life every 1000 points you earn.

There is no plot for this simple side-scroller.

The concept is very simple, and the gameplay is fairly easy, but it's very repetitive and can get old very quickly.

Collect Cupcakes, Lick Ponies is a platform game where you play as Pinkie Pie. This game also has a sequel, Collect Cupcakes, Lick Ponies 2. The game features the song Dragostea Din Tei.

The controls are very simple, Left arrow to move left, Right arrow to move right, Up arrow to jump, and Spacebar to lick and open doors.

This game contains four different levels, each with several backgrounds. The goal of the game is to collect all the cupcakes and lick all the ponies. To advance to the next level, you must obtain a certain amount of points. You get one point per cupcake, and three for every different pony you lick. There is a health number display at the top of the screen, but no way to actually lose health, so it has no actual purpose.

There is no plot in the game, or any high scores.

The game is cute, and the concept behind it unique and simple, but the lack of content and story really brings it down.