Equiverse
reviews and complaints

Equiverse is a game that I used to really enjoy, but now I'm feeling pretty ashamed of it. It seems like every time I post something, it gets targeted for some silly reason. And to make matters worse, people seem to hate me for no apparent reason. I've tried to ask them why, but they won't give me a straight answer. It's really frustrating.

The staff at Equiverse isn't much better. Most of them are really rude, with the exception of one moderator who seems to be pretty nice. But even that one person can't make up for all the others who are so unpleasant to deal with.

All in all, I don't think I'll be paying for this game again. It's just not worth it when I'm constantly feeling like I'm being targeted and hated for no good reason. I used to love playing Equiverse, but now it's just not fun anymore.

So, I gotta tell ya, Equiverse is not the best game out there. I've had some pretty bad experiences with some of the other players. There were these four people, Sabriel, river, wonder wiki, and Mable, who were just complete jerks. They would buy my horses and then kill them on purpose, just to be mean. And then they would send me these really rude messages, like "are u gonna cry now?" and "stop being such a dramatic baby." It was really hurtful, especially since the horses they killed were ones that I had bought and didn't even have for sale.

When I tried to tell them to leave me alone and stop buying my horses, I ended up getting banned from the game until December 31, 2023. It was really unfair, especially since I didn't do anything wrong. I just wanted to play the game and have fun, but these people made it really difficult for me.

Honestly, I think Equiverse is the worst game on the internet. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The community is just really toxic and mean-spirited. I wish I could show you some screenshots of what happened, but I don't know how to take a screenshot on my MacBook Pro.

Overall, I would say that Equiverse is a game to avoid. There are plenty of other games out there that are much better and have much nicer communities. Don't waste your time with this one.

When I first joined Equiverse, I had a bit of a problem with another player. I reported them to the moderators, but unfortunately, things didn't go as smoothly as I had hoped. The moderators ended up fining me a whopping 5000 real-life dollars just for reporting their daughter! I was shocked and outraged, to say the least. It seemed like they were more interested in protecting their own than in actually enforcing the rules fairly.

Despite this setback, I decided to give the game another chance. However, when I logged back in a week later, I was dismayed to find that all of my horses had been taken away from me. Apparently, the game's policy is to confiscate your horses if you don't log in for a certain amount of time. I felt like this was a bit unfair, especially since I had already paid real money to purchase those horses in the first place.

But that wasn't the end of my troubles with Equiverse. I soon discovered a bug in the game that was causing me a lot of frustration. When I reported the bug to the moderators, they were slow to respond and didn't seem to take my concerns seriously. Eventually, they did fix the bug, but I was shocked to learn that they expected me to pay $25 per month just to have two horses! I felt like this was a total rip-off and not worth the money at all.

Overall, I would not recommend Equiverse to anyone. The moderators seem more interested in making money than in creating a fair and enjoyable gaming experience for their players. I even told them that I was considering suing them for their unfair practices, and they ended up banning me from the game altogether! In my opinion, this is the worst game ever, and I would advise anyone thinking of playing it to steer clear.

This review is going to be a long one, so buckle up!

When I first joined Equiverse, I was excited to start my journey as a horse owner. However, I quickly realized that starting with only 50,000 game money and being unable to earn more without spending real money was a major downside. Plus, the fact that you can only have 5 horses to start with unless you spend 5,000 game money to buy more horses was frustrating. And let's not forget about the cost of tack for each horse, which can add up to 10-20k depending on the horse's needs.

But even if you have the money to buy everything you need, it's not enough to win shows or races. You need horses with the right stats, and if you don't have them, you'll end up losing more money than you make. It's a vicious cycle that can be discouraging for new players.

But the biggest issue for me was the moderators. I don't know what Abbey was thinking when she appointed River as the head moderator. She's stuck up and rude, and she appoints the worst people as lower moderators. The process for becoming a moderator is based on favoritism, so if River doesn't like you, you won't have a chance to moderate the game.

I had a personal experience with the moderators that left a bad taste in my mouth. I was banned permanently from the game because of private conversations I had in their Discord server. The people I spoke to about my concerns ratted me out, and I was banned without warning. It was a frustrating experience that made me realize how toxic the community can be.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend Equiverse if you're looking for a drama-free horse game. The game has become chaotic, and the people have become shallow and nasty. There are better horse games out there that are more enjoyable to play.

I've been playing Equiverse for quite some time now and I must say, it's a pretty enjoyable game. However, if you don't take care of your horses individually, you won't need to spend much time on it. This can be a good thing on some days, but on others, it can be quite a pain. To succeed in this game, you need to pay attention to everything and think it all out. If you want to earn a lot of money, you have to debate on what the best way to gain it is and what the best way to keep it is.

Horses in this game are graded on conformity, which can range from bad to perfect. This can help with competition factors, if I'm not mistaken. You also have stat points, which will also help with competitions. One of the things I absolutely love about this game is that genetics are involved and it's so amazing! Breeding a white horse to a black horse doesn't necessarily mean you'll get a grey horse, unless that white horse looks white because it has the grey gene. Instead, you'll either get a white horse or a horse of any color possible from the white horses other color genetics combined with the color genetics of the black horse. They even include wild bay and seal brown, but only for a couple of restricted breeds.

One thing that is a bit depressing about this game is its lack of breed variety, though it still has quite a few of the most popular breeds. I'd also like to see cross-breeding become a thing on this game. However, something else I really love about this game is that you can take a horse breed that's really good at one type of showing, and then give it the right kind of treats and the right kind of training and the right kind of breeding so that you can make future generations of it the top of the line for another type of showing that it wasn't always great at. It'd take a lot of work and thinking to get to that point, but totally possible and achievable.

Equiverse doesn't cost nearly as much real money to get special features as it does on other games. Not only that, but you can also have a friend who buys credits transfer some to you for free, or you can buy them for game money from other players. It's a bit of a shame that it doesn't have more active players. If you want a game that has multiple aspects on which to challenge you in order to succeed, I highly recommend Equiverse.