Wildmane Ranch: Horses oh my!

WildMane looks like a horse game and turns out to be a lot funnier — and weirder — than it lets on at first. Ride down a winding trail and take care of your horse along the way. Keep an eye on hunger, thirst, and energy — munch trailside shrubs, drink at cool streams, wade carefully across rivers, and bed down at cozy barns overnight to wake up refreshed. (And yes… there's a poop meter. It's exactly as silly as it sounds.) Keeping a horse fed and rested is only half of it, though. Every horse in your stable has moods, habits, and a running list of very specific problems — a vape habit, an ill-advised tattoo, a feud with the horse next door — and ignoring it only makes the story better. Rotate your roster, cover the vet bill, or book a slot at the Therapy Yurt (or Chad's Woo Wagon, if you're feeling bold) to turn things around. No horse is ever lost for good and nothing ever really gets hurt — but the road back has a lot more personality than a quiet night in the barn. RAISE A WHOLE HERD — Meet playful foals along the trail and they'll happily tag along. Raise one right, and it grows into a strong, full-size horse — with plenty of opinions of its own. PICK YOUR HORSE EACH DAY — Every morning you choose which horse to ride for the day — and you can rename any of them whatever you like. Your whole collection is always with you, so a horse you love is never lost. COME BACK EACH DAY — A free surprise is waiting at your ranch on a new day. Visit the trail market to buy hats and goodies, and dress up your horses. There's even a Horse of the Month to collect. THE HONEST STUFF — No ads, ever. Optional Schmeckle currency packs if you'd rather skip the grind — everything else is included. No accounts; no personal data collected (just anonymous usage diagnostics). Every bad habit has a free way out, always. Your progress, your horses, and the names you give them are saved on your device and back up to your own private Google account, so you don't lose them if you switch phones. Saddle up — it gets stranger from here. Built by Zima Logistics LLC.