Coming soon

About This Game

Ravenfall – Horse Game is a single-player horse adventure in development. Step into the shoes of Railey, a 26-year-old ghostwriter, learn to ride and discover an island whose idyllic landscapes hide many secrets.

An island full of secrets

A mysterious commission brings Railey to Ravenfall: she is to write the island’s true history. Guarded locals, a powerful family and the past of Willowfield Ranch make her search for answers anything but straightforward.

Trust begins in the saddle

At the ranch, Railey meets a rancher, his son and a black horse named Nero. Horse care, training and riding tests are planned to accompany your journey. Planned activities include dressage, jumping and cross-country riding, alongside minigames and encounters with the islanders.

Ride, explore and find answers

Explore Ravenfall, get to know its residents and follow clues surrounding the ranch. The planned story combines horses and competitions with trust, loss and a search for the truth.

Coming soon

Ravenfall is still in development and is not currently available to play on Steam. Add the game to your wishlist to be notified when it becomes available. Scope and content may change during development.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI assistance was used to draft and translate text for this Steam store page from the developer’s own story and game information. No AI-generated artwork, voices, music, in-game story or in-game translations are currently used. No content is generated by AI during gameplay.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

The story addresses problematic treatment of horses and toxic attitudes within the equestrian world through dialogue. These themes are explored critically to encourage empathy and responsible, respectful treatment of animals. Dialogue also refers to threats, injury and death, without visual depictions of these events, and may include mild profanity. The village setting includes alcohol references, such as wine or beer deliveries and vineyards.