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The main thing that really threw me when I was playing Gallop Racer was how you ride the actual horse! This is a very, very complicated game to understand. To start with, the horses have a ton of different stats and they all are important, and learning what these stats are for someone like me who is not familiar with the world of horse racing was really tough. Now, once the horse racing takes place you have a whole bunch of meters that you need to keep an eye on.
It is not just a case of how fast the horse is and how much stamina they have. The relationship between the horse and jockey is important, how they react to a crowd, their starting position, and so on. There is so much stuff that you have to keep an eye on and there is even this weird slot machine thing another meter that will pop up to give you a boost.
Once you figure it out, things are fine, but I am sure many people will lose interest before they truly get to grips with what they have to do here. Oh, one thing that is pretty cool is that you can also place bets on your horses in the game which I thought was pretty neat.
The presentation is trying to be like the horse racing that you would see on TV and I think Gallop Racer does a decent enough job in this regard. It can take a good deal of time, but once you're able to divine the significance of each stat, it's easy to determine how to ride your horse and which events you stand a good chance of winning. Following suit, the horse racing is also fairly technical.
There are several different meters to keep an eye on, including your horse's current speed, stamina, and mental condition; the speed being demanded by the jockey; and a slot-machine-style 'revolution' meter that, if the conditions are right and you're lucky, can unlock otherwise inaccessible power and speed in your horse. The game emphasizes harmony between horse and jockey right out of the gate by challenging you to stop the swinging horse and jockey speed meters as close together as possible before the starting gates open.
Once you're out on the track, it becomes a matter of managing your horse's stamina, pack position, and mental condition, all of which are interconnected to a degree--ride your horse too hard, and it'll run out of steam before it gets to the finish line. You'll mostly be nudging your horse around with the reins, though once you get down to the back stretch, it can be beneficial to break out the whip to get a little extra spirit out of the horse, though you can also just show the whip to the horse and often get the results you're looking for without the physical duress on the animal.
There are a few different control schemes you can choose from, including a hands-off setup, where you choose from a handful of desired behavioral guidelines and basically let the race play out as it does. But even when you're getting your hands dirty out there, the experience is ultimately too abstracted and technical to be very viscerally exciting, and even though there's a variety of race lengths and track surfaces, as well as a huge array of unique North American, Japanese, and European tracks to race on, it doesn't take too long for the races to all start feeling the same.
Forgoing Gallop Racer 's colorful career mode, this year's model features a 'theme park' where you can choose from three different modes. Once you've determined your jockey's name, gender, and jersey design, you're given a handful of cash and thrown out into the world.
The gallop-stallion mode is where you'll choose from different mares and studs to breed, creating your own unique foal. Of course, the attributes of the horses you choose to breed will be passed on to your new horse, and there are so many variables to factor in when making your choices, not least of which are the breeding fees, that it's easy to be overwhelmed by everything that's presented.
The game simply doesn't give you as much guidance here as it ought to. The title-collection mode is where you'll be doing most of your actual racing, and you can choose to race your own custom horse or one of the game's randomly generated horses.
There's a real Mad Libs style to the way the horse names are determined, and though there are some unintentionally hilarious names, such as 'Air Cancer' or 'Frank Javelin,' it's rare that they actually sound like real racehorse names. Taking your horse of choice, you can then start scheduling races that you qualify for on a week-to-week basis.
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