Locomotion

in [b]locomotion[/b] you guide a train to the exit, ideally picking up all the gold scattered around the levels while you're at it. there's also a narrative to unfold with some unexpected twists. don't expect too much, but it's fine for a puzzle game. the train is controlled directly, you can move forward and backward, click intersections to change rail direction, and holding the left mouse button rotates the level. carts can be pushed around, but you can (and obviously often have to) connect them to either end of the locomotive. some carts have magnets that attract other carts, and there are those that push carts away, plus pressure plates, crumbling blocks, and so on. the [b]52 levels[/b] are divided into 5 worlds with different themes. they're mostly easy, but there are a few head-scratchers in the bunch, and sometimes even if you know [i]what[/i] to do, it can take a while to figure out [i]how[/i] to do it, then a bit more to actually do it, turning carts around, switching directions, etc. usually there's more than one level unlocked and you don't need to complete everything in a world to move on to the next, plus you can replay them any time and gold already collected durin…

Had been waiting for this game having tried it a little at Norwich Games Fest and finding it very much my style - I wasn't disappointed! Really fun puzzler, I feel like it's really well balanced for difficulty. And the art is just lovely! Would definitely recommend if you're into puzzles :) Very easy to just pick up and go. About an hour in and looking forward to getting stuck into the rest!

Brilliant, quirky puzzling which really gets you thinking.

Nice game i like to play with my son.

Lovely designed little choo-choo trains require creative puzzle solutions to reach the exit of each level. There are different environments and evolving mechanics to keep the player occupied. Time well spent.

It's a good puzzle game, but i didn't like the final levels, where you have to be quick.