- Umamusume: Pretty Derby is now officially available in English-speaking regions.
- This critically praised sports simulation boasts one of gaming's most unique and engaging premises.
- Train and race horse girls as you guide them to victory in the prestigious Twinkle Series.
Few anticipated releases have generated as much excitement as Umamusume: Pretty Derby. Cygames' multimedia phenomenon has spawned manga, anime, and even a stage production. Now, the original mobile sensation, Umamusume: Pretty Derby, is receiving a full worldwide launch!
This sports life simulator is the origin point for the entire franchise. In its world, special young women are born with the abilities and traits of racehorses. Your task is to recruit a champion horse girl, train her, and lead her to glory in the coveted Twinkle Series.
The concept certainly captures the imagination. Yet, Umamusume doesn't rely solely on its novelty. Beyond the unique premise, it features vibrant 3D graphics, interactive elements, and a genuinely captivating story that makes you forget you're essentially watching a foot race.

And they're off!
Just how big an impact has Umamusume: Pretty Derby made? On Steam—a platform not particularly known for embracing mobile ports—it holds an "Overwhelmingly Positive" rating. That fact alone speaks volumes about its undeniable appeal.
Even better, the English version includes all the original features plus exclusive additions. Watch races unfold in landscape mode or browse the energetic soundtrack in the Jukebox. The game also supports cross-platform sync between Steam and Google Play.
Certain gameplay elements have been adjusted for pacing, with Events and Scouts maintaining their duration but having shorter intervals between releases. So if you've ever been curious why fans genuinely profess their love for "the horse girl series," now is the perfect time to try Pretty Derby for yourself.
And if you need a change of pace after an intense race, why not explore our latest list of the top five new mobile games to try this week?