Uma Musume: Pretty Derby, the wildly popular horsegirl racing simulator, is finally coming to English-speaking regions! Cygames has made the exciting announcement, though a firm release date remains elusive. Expect the iOS and Android release to mirror the game's existing availability in its native Japanese version.
The game takes place in an alternate reality where horse racing, featuring young women reincarnated as famous racehorses, is a global phenomenon. Players collect and train these "horsegirls," competing in stat-based races. This unique concept, also adapted into manga and anime, has already generated over $2 billion in global revenue.
While the premise might seem unconventional, its global success speaks for itself. The English release has been highly anticipated by many fans.
Stay tuned for further updates and release details! In the meantime, check out our list of the best mobile games of 2024 for more gaming options across various genres.
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