Aaaa, you actually made the tutorial! And in all 4 games too ^^ Thank you so much, I'll be off to try it hehe :3 Old Star Stable landscapes are so pretty....
Thank you so much! I'm not a computer expert, but I've read on Reddit that it might be possible to play the Season Riders on a Mac with the help of a software called Wine / Winebottler. It's a free open-source compatibility program that lets you run programs designed for Windows on a Mac. The Season Riders are then available for download on oldgamesdownload.com. So you can try out this strategy, if you aren't sure how to install or use Wine or the Season Riders, I'm sure that someone on Reddit will gladly help :)
@@RosemaryClearbell Hi! I don't use Mac to play the season riders, but I do use a quite old laptop. I downloaded them on Old games download, as SSOMiratives replied. It works pretty well on my 9 year old Laptop, so I think it would also work fine on your Mac :) But I'm not sure as I've never used a Mac.
Yes, although this is not a "game mode", this is an official game series predating SSO that was made around 2008. I myself got these games from a personal Google Drive that is no longer accessible, but you can still download them from oldgamesdownload. There are plenty of useful tutorials on the download and installation on the Star Stable subreddit (r/StarStable). The games only work on Windows, however.
I did, it is shown in 6:18-7:21. It also contains a tutorial on how to swim there from the _Summer Rider_ area. I only indicated that with a picture, not a video, but I'm going to actually show the swimming route in the next video. The swimming route is easy, just jump into the water in the western part of the _Summer Rider_ area, swim around the large unnamed northwestern peninsula, and then simply continue further and further south, all the way to the Goldenleaf Island.
This is from the 2008-2009 CD game series called "Star Stable" that predates SSO, but is essentially from the same creators - one of the developers is SSO's current CEO. :) The series includes four games - Star Stable: The Autumn Rider, Star Stable: The Winter Rider, Star Stable: The Spring Rider, and Star Stable: The Summer Rider. They take place in the same universe as Starshine Legacy and SSO, in Jorvik, just that the map is much bigger than in SSO and covers also the areas north of the current map in SSO. The map is the same in all four games, but each takes place in a different season of the year. It's precisely the map from these games that served as the model for SSO's map and areas. For example, Valedale, Firgrove, and Jorvik Stables are present in these games already. In the oldest days of SSO, they all looked virtually identical to what they look like in the CD game series.
this audio is extremely nostalgic for me
i think your videos are incredibly important knowing how many games have become lost media in this age. also this is super cool!
Aaaa, you actually made the tutorial! And in all 4 games too ^^ Thank you so much, I'll be off to try it hehe :3 Old Star Stable landscapes are so pretty....
Wow. I'm honestly blown away by your patience and attention to detail! I LOVE your videos, please keep making more!
Thank you so much! I'm not a computer expert, but I've read on Reddit that it might be possible to play the Season Riders on a Mac with the help of a software called Wine / Winebottler. It's a free open-source compatibility program that lets you run programs designed for Windows on a Mac. The Season Riders are then available for download on oldgamesdownload.com. So you can try out this strategy, if you aren't sure how to install or use Wine or the Season Riders, I'm sure that someone on Reddit will gladly help :)
@@RosemaryClearbell Hi! I don't use Mac to play the season riders, but I do use a quite old laptop. I downloaded them on Old games download, as SSOMiratives replied. It works pretty well on my 9 year old Laptop, so I think it would also work fine on your Mac :) But I'm not sure as I've never used a Mac.
@@FrancesMyFavDinosaur I'll try that, thank you!
@@FrancesMyFavDinosaur it only gives an option for windows?
@@RosemaryClearbell Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. As I said, I've never used a Mac so I wasn't sure.
Is it possible to play that game mode in 2024 if so how?
Yes, although this is not a "game mode", this is an official game series predating SSO that was made around 2008. I myself got these games from a personal Google Drive that is no longer accessible, but you can still download them from oldgamesdownload. There are plenty of useful tutorials on the download and installation on the Star Stable subreddit (r/StarStable). The games only work on Windows, however.
please can you show how to do it in ss 4 as well?
I did, it is shown in 6:18-7:21. It also contains a tutorial on how to swim there from the _Summer Rider_ area. I only indicated that with a picture, not a video, but I'm going to actually show the swimming route in the next video.
The swimming route is easy, just jump into the water in the western part of the _Summer Rider_ area, swim around the large unnamed northwestern peninsula, and then simply continue further and further south, all the way to the Goldenleaf Island.
Im confused. Is this SSO? Or is it something else??
This is from the 2008-2009 CD game series called "Star Stable" that predates SSO, but is essentially from the same creators - one of the developers is SSO's current CEO. :)
The series includes four games - Star Stable: The Autumn Rider, Star Stable: The Winter Rider, Star Stable: The Spring Rider, and Star Stable: The Summer Rider. They take place in the same universe as Starshine Legacy and SSO, in Jorvik, just that the map is much bigger than in SSO and covers also the areas north of the current map in SSO. The map is the same in all four games, but each takes place in a different season of the year. It's precisely the map from these games that served as the model for SSO's map and areas.
For example, Valedale, Firgrove, and Jorvik Stables are present in these games already. In the oldest days of SSO, they all looked virtually identical to what they look like in the CD game series.
@ Ooooh thank you so much!! Great video btw keep it up!❤️
So excited to watch another one of your videos! Thank you so much for making these!!