With Locomochi I was prepared for some simple movement puzzles, but I found that the movement and the way the characters inter reacted were different enough to make the game stand out. In Locomochi, there are a bunch of different train stations that you need to make your way around – often going forwards, or even backward – as a train, connecting to different carriages and making deliveries along the way. One of the things that first stood out for me when I played Locomochi at Pocket Gamer Connects Barcelona was the train’s movement and the way that it connected to other segments of the train – you can drive backwards, connecting to different wagons from the back of your main train engine. This also helps you figure out how to attach the different carts that need to be placed on you. Locomochi doesn’t have a release date, but you can currently wishlist the game, ahead of its release, on Steam.