My Little Pony World

Hi again, I have more ideas, I think you should make a room were you can change outfits and your hair and the color of your hair. This idea is one of my favorites, how about you can go in buildings, like not just the crystal bright house, like movie theaters and other houses and maybe a show place and the salon that pip loves (forgot the name of it sorry 😅) I think it is called main melody, and I also think that when you choose your character there can be a cutscene were it shows the pony’s saying hi and maybe saying how they like you, and I also think that there could be this quest that someone can have and in the quest you have to find out who almost broke the crystal in the crystal bright house, it can be the most important, long, and dangerous quest, I am a adventurous girl so I have some ideas for this, and you can only do the quest once you finishes all of the other quests and unlock your true power, like the normal power the pony’s have but just more magical, for example if someone is playing Izzy, her true power is to levitate not just solid items, she can lift a whole pony at once and can levitate things from the ground, and if you have zip, she can fly but with so much speed kind of like sonic but lets say 60% slower, and if you have pip, she can sing very loud that she can break objects with her voice, and if you have hitch, hitch can attract sparky to help him with obstacles and he can grow plants 100% higher than the original hight he could do, and my favorite upgrade, if you have sunny, she can turn into a full Alicorn all the time on the quest if the person playing her wants her to, and Sunny can see through walls and have night vision. And if you added my idea for misty being in the game, she can look in the future and can read peoples mind, so when you do everything you have to do in the game, then you unlock the true power and a new and longest and funnest quest will be unlocked too, you can choose where the quest will be though, in the quest, you have to fight monsters like the evil Alicorn minions that she made before she was trapped and has to go through hard and dangerous obstacles, that’s all I have right now, you don’t have to add it if you don’t want to but if you do, thanks you

I like hitch looks so funny that’s why the chili berd love help from hitch

My Little Pony world is so fun that kids from age 8 to 10 have the best time of their lives in this game so I appreciate your kids right now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! By.

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I love you a lot times I love you is a game that I like love

PART I: THE MARETIME BAY EXPERIENCE - OPEN-WORLD PONY LIBERATION The Core Loop: Freedom and Friendship Fuel What sets My Little Pony World apart from its predecessors (like Rainbow Runners or Harmony Quest) is the shift to open-world exploration. You are not confined to linear levels; you are unleashed onto Maretime Bay. Playing as the Mane 5—Sunny, Izzy, Pipp, Zipp, and Hitch—you gallop, hover, or trot through a vibrant, beautifully rendered 3D environment that feels straight out of the movie. The joy of just running around town, practicing Zipp’s glides across the rooftops, or using Izzy’s unicorn magic to find hidden objects is the game’s strongest selling point. The town is surprisingly dense. Every corner holds a secret, a mini-game, or a pony needing assistance. Artifact Hunting: This is the heart of the exploration. Izzy's unique power to detect 'sparkly' things turns every screen into a treasure hunt. You collect lost relics, which translate into the game’s soft currency: dots and presents. This is the grind, but it's a genuinely fun, low-stress grind perfectly tailored for younger players. Mini-Game Mania: These short activities—like Hitch’s nature puzzles, Pipp’s bubble-pop challenges, or the surprisingly calming yoga mini-game—are excellent palate cleansers between exploration phases. They are simple, but the variety keeps the repetitive nature of the game at bay. Character Integration: The use of the Mane 5's distinct abilities is genius. It forces players to cycle through characters, ensuring nobody gets bored playing just one pony. Sunny is the grounded runner, Zipp flies, and Izzy hunts treasure. The gameplay is physically tied to the lore, which is highly satisfying for fans. Verdict on Exploration (10/10 Pony Power): The open-town feel is immersive and genuinely fun. It delivers on the promise of living in Equestria's new chapter. PART II: THE CRYSTAL BRIGHTHOUSE - A DECORATOR’S DREAM AND A COLLECTOR’S NIGHTMARE The user referred to this as "the tower," and indeed, the Crystal Brighthouse serves as the central hub, the trophy case, and the ultimate customization project. This is where all those hard-earned dots and presents are spent. Design Depth and Variety The decorating aspect is astonishingly detailed for a children’s app. You can customize: Structural Aesthetics: Changing the Brighthouse’s exterior colors, roof patterns, and window dressings. Interior Furnishings: This is the main event. We are talking about hundreds of items: beds, chairs, wallpaper, rugs, lighting, and novelty items like Izzy's craft supplies or Pipp’s stage equipment. The furniture is themed perfectly to the G5 aesthetic—lots of sparkle, crystal, and neon accents. The "Wow" Factor: The satisfaction of taking a collection of disparate items found in presents and arranging them into a cohesive, Instagram-worthy pony lounge is immense. It genuinely sparks creativity and spatial reasoning in kids. The Decor Economy (The Grind Wall) The only reason this section doesn't get a perfect score is the cost. While you can earn enough in-game currency (dots/presents) through artifact hunting and mini-games to start decorating, the truly premium, large, or iconic furniture pieces are either heavily gated by real-world currency (IAPs) or require an astronomical amount of grinding. It creates a visible disparity between the free player's Brighthouse and the paid subscriber's palace, which can be frustrating for younger players. The rate of gift earning feels intentionally slowed to push the subscription model. Verdict on Decorating (8/10 Glittering Potential): The tools are fantastic, the aesthetic is perfect, but the economy forces too much repetition to unlock the best items freely. PART III: AESTHETICS, SOUND, AND TECHNICAL GLOSS Visuals and Animation The graphics are sharp, clean, and entirely faithful to the A New Generation movie. The animations are fluid, especially Zipp's mid-air glides and Pinkie Pie's frantic bounciness (if she is included or added in an update). Budge Studios truly understands the franchise's visual identity. The textures of the ponies’ coats, the crystal gleam of the Brighthouse, and the shimmering effects of Izzy's magic are all top-tier for a mobile game. Sound Design The background music is cheerful and non-intrusive—perfect for long play sessions (and crucially, tolerable for parents). The sound effects for galloping, jumping, and especially the chime when an artifact is found, are highly rewarding. A major win: the pony voices are delightful and true to character, providing great feedback and personality. Technical Performance & Privacy The game runs smoothly on modern devices. Load times between the town and the Brighthouse are minimal. Budge Studios has a strong track record for COPPA compliance, and the game is clearly designed to be safe and kid-friendly (ESRB Privacy Certified). This is a huge positive for parents concerned about digital safety and inappropriate content. PART IV: THE INFAMOUS IAP AND SUBSCRIPTION PITFALLS (A PARENT'S HEARTBREAK) This is the point where the rubber meets the road, and it's also the source of the most common negative feedback found in the App Store—and rightly so. The Subscription (The Gatekeeper) While the initial download is free, the full, rich, multi-pony experience is locked behind a subscription (often tied into the larger "Budge World" package, or a dedicated MLP World pass). You are given a taste of Maretime Bay, but access to all the Mane 5, their unique zones, and a vast chunk of the decorating inventory requires payment. The Frustration Tax: Reviews frequently cite issues with the subscription not unlocking content immediately, or having purchase data lost upon reinstallation. This is a massive source of stress, especially when dealing with a child with high emotional investment in the characters. Budge needs to ensure that their purchase verification system is flawless. Paying for a 3-month or yearly.

Too many pop ups for a kids game

I love this game and I can’t wait to unlock all the ponies

5 star

I wish the characters free free