Going Loco

It's okay for what it is. My biggest complaint is that you should be able to move around the playing area (instead of just the few nodal teleportation spots) and also re-size the level. A lot of devs, with this type of game-style, have it where you press grab to move around and then press grab on both controllers to re-size and alternate to turn around. That would let you leave the joystick controls for moving the pieces and turning them or for the quick selection of them. I do like that it has a creator mode, that's pretty cool. Unfortunately, not a lot of people have shared their creations. Honestly, I bought this game because it had zero reviews, but it's not really the type of game I'd normally go for. [b]Rate ?/10. It's okay for the asking price I think.[/b]

Going Loco is a virtual reality puzzle and transportation management game developed and published by David Addis that transforms the challenge of organizing traffic networks into an entertaining and surprisingly strategic experience. Instead of focusing on large-scale city construction or economic simulation, the game narrows its attention to solving transportation problems through careful planning and route design. This focused approach allows it to deliver a series of satisfying puzzles that gradually increase in complexity while remaining accessible to newcomers. The premise is simple but effective. Players are placed in charge of repairing and reorganizing transportation systems that have become inefficient or incomplete. Roads, railway lines, and other routes must be connected and adjusted to ensure vehicles reach their destinations safely and efficiently. What initially appears to be a straightforward task quickly evolves into a deeper strategic challenge as traffic patterns become more complicated and new transportation systems are introduced. One of the game's greatest strengths is its emphasis on route manipulation. Players are not merely observing traffic flow; they act…