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Howrse

Howrse is a free-to-play browser game developed by French studio Owlient and currently published by Ubisoft. It is a breeding simulation game with horses.

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Genre
Simulation
Publisher
Owlient
Developer
Owlient
Mode
Single-player
Platforms
Browser, Android, iOS
Release
Browsers September 8, 2005 iOS 2011 Android January 30, 2014

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Howrse

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples54
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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Howrse

Top relations

related to history · 17
Howrse → During Christmas, Each, Equideow, French, German, Gut Aiderbichl, Guth, In, Issaly, Later, Olivier Issaly, Other, Owlient, Players, Their, These, Vincent Guth
related to Community · 11
Howrse → About, According, Brazil, English, French, German, In, Owlient's, Portugal, Spain, This
related to Criticisms · 10
Howrse → Frontal21, German TV, Germany, In, North Rhine-Westphalia, Since, Spiel, Spieler, The, They
related to Awards · 9
Howrse → Audience Awards, Best Tycoon, Browser Game, Community Relations, In February, In March, The, Year, Year Award
Developer · 1
Howrse → Owlient
Genre · 1
Howrse → Simulation
Mode · 1
Howrse → Single-player
Platforms · 1
Howrse → Browser, Android, iOS
Publisher · 1
Howrse → Owlient
Release · 1
Howrse → Browsers September 8, 2005 iOS 2011 Android January 30, 2014

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players game owlient in-game version german browser first passes 2009 french use company 2008 items 2011 simulation community awards free-to-play

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HowrseDeveloperOwlient1.00infobox
HowrseGenreSimulation1.00infobox
HowrseModeSingle-player1.00infobox
HowrsePlatformsBrowser, Android, iOS1.00infobox
HowrsePublisherOwlient1.00infobox
HowrseReleaseBrowsers September 8, 2005 iOS 2011 Android January 30, 20141.00infobox
Howrseis afree-to-play browser game developed by French studio Owlient and currently published by Ubisoft0.90text
Howrserelated to AwardsIn February0.60section
Howrserelated to AwardsBrowser Game0.60section
Howrserelated to AwardsYear0.60section
Howrserelated to AwardsThe0.60section
Howrserelated to AwardsBest Tycoon0.60section

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