Loco Motive, a point-and-click game inspired by Lucasarts, is set for release on the Nintendo Switch, featuring puzzles, full voice acting, and captivating pixel art.


'Loco Motive' Comedy Adventure Game Comes to Switch

As technology advances and the gaming community expands, the love for nostalgic game styles has not waned. In keeping with this sentiment, Chucklefish alongside developer Robust Games are poised to release 'Loco Motive' on the Nintendo Switch on the 21st of November. This title is a nod to the classic Lucasarts adventure games that many gamers have come to cherish over the years.

Set in the charming and suave backdrop of the 1930s, 'Loco Motive' places players on the exquisite Reuss Express, a train service that boasts an abundance of elegance and affluence. Players find themselves embroiled in an intriguing murder mystery after Lady Unterwald is mysteriously murdered on board. The game challenges players to step into the shoes of three characters: a lawyer, an undercover agent, and a novelist-turned-amateur-detective. Each character offers a unique perspective and skill set, which players must utilize to solve the crime.

One of the game's main attractions is its commitment to providing a humorous, yet challenging experience without leading to frustration. This is evident through the design of its item-based puzzles that are cleverly crafted to strike the perfect balance between being mentally stimulating and not exceedingly difficult. This ensures players remain engaged and entertained throughout their investigative journey.

The visual appeal of 'Loco Motive' cannot be overstated. The game boasts beautifully crafted pixel art that brings the 1930s setting alive with charm and detail. Each scene on the Reuss Express is meticulously designed to capture the aura of luxury and secrecy that one would expect from an elite train service in this era.

Here is a quick look at 'Loco Motive' via the embedded YouTube video below: