Locomotion

in locomotion 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...

13 found this helpful, 2019-12-14

Locomotion perfectly scratches that puzzleing itch. Difficulty curve is just right, new elements are introduced gradually and the combination of these elements is neatly done. Most puzzles have simple solutions but they are not always easy to find. On top of that there are nice visuals and fitting music. It took me about six hours to finish all 52 levels of the game. However, one to two hours of that went into three...

4 found this helpful, 2019-05-23

Truly a must have for casual puzzle fans. I'm usually impatient when it comes to puzzle games and easily get bored with them. This is because 1. They are usually so complicated that I don't wanna put 3 hours into a single puzzle where the solution doesn't make me feel satisfied at all or 2. Punish me for using a different logic to solve the puzzle. (Layton I'm looking at you!) However, this game caught my eye...

3 found this helpful, 2019-06-09