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Customise and manage your train, tend to quirky passengers, gather resources, craft decorations, and upgrade your conductors style all accompanied by soft lo-fi tunes. Become a conductor and save your hometown Barrenpyre from environmental disaster!
Locomoto is a cozy, character customization and adventure game
developed by Green Tile Digital
and published by Green Tile Digital, Amplifier Studios and THQ Nordic.
Released on April 08th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 7 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 367 reviews of which 331 were positive and 36 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 5.93€ on Gamivo.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 10/11. Windows 7 probably works but is untested.
- Processor: Intel i7 4770 or newer. AMD equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 780 or equivalent
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 30 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any
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Oh, Locomoto... what can I say? In Short If I could give this game a neutral-positive rating, I would. It clearly has love and care put into it, but it also misses some marks. If you want to get it, I would recommend getting it on sale—it sometimes drops to $15, which I feel like is a much fairer price for what you receive. The Good [*]Locomoto is a cute game. The art style is pleasant and easy on the eyes, the writing is acceptable, the music is nice, and ultimately at the end of the day it's quite cozy. This is the game's goal, and it does it rather well. [*]There's a surprising degree of customization. Not only counting the many recipes for decorations and furniture, but also the fact that each ingredient will impart a different color onto whatever you make. A seat made of pine wood and copper metal will have a completely different color scheme compared to a seat made of cherry wood and silver metal. You can also add or subtract different train cars from your locomotive, as well as adjust their order, paint their exterior, and paint or wallpaper their interior. If you like decorating train cars, this is a game for you. [*]I liked interacting with the characters. It's not groundbreaking writing, but I never dreaded talking with anyone in particular. [*]It's nice to see your efforts actually reflect the visual progression of Barrenpyre in its journey from your average Northern New Jersey town to someplace actually livable. The Meh [*]Not the arrangement, nor the quality of furniture on the inside of the train has any bearing on anything. On one hand, understandable. If you want to make your train look a certain way and not have to worry about being locked out of anything or otherwise penalized for it, then it's a plus. On the other, there's no incentive to get creative or decorate past putting down seats and the occasional food/drink machine. [*]I've come across some bugs that, while not game-breaking, were still rather annoying. Some could only be fixed with a save and quit. [*]The sidequests are repetitive and pretty much follow the same format. The thing that makes them passable for me are the character interactions, but the quests themselves are not very engaging. [*]Resource collecting feels like a chore more than anything. If you want a specific material, either you need to know where to find it or you need to have enough tokens (and know where the dispensers are) to purchase them. And you'll need quite a few of the same if you're going for a theme and decking out your train cars. [*]There's no real replayability to the game. Once you go through it once, there's really nothing new that'll pop up a second time around. You already know how the story ends, so you'd just be going through the motions to get there again. The Bad [*]While the concept of conducting your own train may sound appealing, the actual gameplay behind its operation is fairly lacking. You get coal from the hopper, stuff it in the firebox, and... that's pretty much it. I'm not unhappy with the fact that it's simple—this isn't a train simulator—I'm unhappy with the fact that it's mind-numbingly repetitive. Of course, you can choose not to put coal in and it will still run, but then you move at a snail's pace and will get absolutely nowhere. [*]There are a few loose ends in terms of writing that never get elaborated upon or tied up. Which is a shame, because they genuinely caught my interest and I wanted to see some sort of payoff or resolution to them. But there's just... nothing [*]As far as I know, the game will receive no more updates. Green Tile Digital has shut down, officially leaving Locomoto in its current state. This breaks my heart, because with more polish and content I'm sure this game would have been a solid recommendation from me. I hope those who worked on this game are doing well, because even with my gripes about the game I did enjoy my experience with it. Final Thoughts If I could give this game a rating, it might be a 7/10. That's not bad by any means, it's above-average. It sets out what it wants to do, and it does it well enough. The hiccups are notable, but in my opinion they are not bad enough to warrant a negative recommendation in its current (and final) state. If you want a cozy game where you drive a train around, play interior designer with the cars, talk to people, and shuttle them around? Locomoto might be a good game for you.
I honestly didn’t expect to get hooked this much when I first launched the game. I opened it just to try it for a bit… and ended up playing for hours. It’s one of those games that looks simple at first, but somehow keeps you coming back for "just one more trip", the core idea is managing your own train and traveling between different locations while transporting passengers, as you keep playing, you unlock new areas, meet different characters, and slowly improve your train, the progression feels really natural, you start small, with a very basic setup, and over time your train becomes more efficient and capable. Watching it evolve little by little is surprisingly satisfying, what really stood out to me is the overall atmosphere, the whole experience feels very cozy and relaxing, the environments are beautiful and full of small details that make the world feel alive, traveling through different landscapes never really gets boring because each area has its own vibe and charm. Sometimes I found myself just enjoying the ride and looking at the scenery, another thing I really loved is how the game introduces new things gradually, you’re constantly discovering something new, whether it’s a location, a passenger, or an upgrade. It never feels overwhelming, but it also never feels repetitive, the soundtrack deserves a special mention too, the original Lo-Fi music fits the game perfectly, it creates this super chill atmosphere that makes the whole experience even more relaxing, there were moments where I just let the game run while listening to the music because it’s that pleasant. It really complements the feeling of traveling and makes the journeys feel calm and peaceful, the pacing is also great, there’s no pressure, no stressful mechanics, and you can take your time with everything, it’s the perfect type of game to play after a long day when you just want to unwind for a while, visually, it’s also really charming, the art style is simple but very warm, and the little details in the animations and environments show how much care went into the game. It feels like a world that was crafted with love, overall, this ended up being a really pleasant surprise for me, it’s relaxing, charming, and just genuinely enjoyable to spend time in, if you like cozy games, relaxing gameplay, and chill soundtracks, this is definitely worth checking out ❤️
I personally really appreciated the freedom of this game. It's a lot of running around/fetching, doing quests- which I personally didn't mind. It was a nice game to dissociate too and really kept my mind off things. Was rather relaxing and not stressful, as there are no time constraints to complete quests or drop off passengers: you're able to mingle, explore and aimlessly do what you want, when you want. If that sounds up your alley, then I'd recommend you give it a try.
Very cute, honestly I give this a 3 out of 5. I loved the concept and it was adorable but got boring because it was super slow paced. I would say if you like games like tiny book shop and just baby quests like delivering items it’s for you. The price is a little steep I bought it discounted in glad I did. But I’m not sure I’ll return to play more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Locomoto is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam.
No, Locomoto is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Locomoto received 331 positive votes out of a total of 367 achieving a rating of 8.34.
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Locomoto was developed by Green Tile Digital and published by Green Tile Digital, Amplifier Studios and THQ Nordic.
Yes, Locomoto is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Locomoto is not playable on MacOS.
No, Locomoto is not playable on Linux.
Locomoto is a single-player game.
No, Locomoto does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Locomoto does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Locomoto does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Locomoto is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Locomoto.
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Online players
30
Developer
Green Tile Digital
Publisher
Green Tile Digital,
Amplifier Studios,
THQ Nordic
Release
08 Apr 2025
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