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Them’s Fightin‘ Herds: Pony

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If you hang out dangerous looking and muscle-packed characters in beating games in the past, then the sweet ponies from Them's Fightin 'stove may be exactly the right change. The 2D fighting game sends a series of lovable animals with their magical forces and attacks designed by the cartoon producer Lauren Faust in the fight. And soon also on consoles. Because the game has received a classification for the Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, Playstation 4 | 5 and Nintendo Switch platforms from the ESRB. On PC Via Steam, the title has already been available since May 2020. An official announcement is still out. In the meantime, look at the launch trailer with the brutal ponies

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