#Locoroco full#

#Locoroco full#

With the game rewarding you for reaching the end of each level with a full compliment of 20 LocoRoco, getting the whole gang to the end unscathed is something you'll always want to try for - but as you play through the game's five worlds, getting to the end of each stage without losing any does get more challenging, as more and more deadly enemies and tricky obstacles start to crop up. A doorway operated by a nearby button, a few well-placed platforms above a ravine, or a friendly rectangle that'll let you use his head as a lift is as complex as it gets - nothing especially taxing. A trail of bright pink Pickories - an edible flying insect-come-berry - points you in the direction you need to head (although there's often secrets hidden off the beaten track too), while generally speaking, any puzzles you encounter along the way are relatively simplistic.

In all, LocoRoco is a pretty easy game to get into, with simple, intuitive controls that see you simply tilting the world left and right, making your blob jump, and splitting it up/joining the gang back together again. How easy is LocoRoco Remastered to pick up and play? As a pro-tip from us, you're probably best to stay as just one blob while you can when traversing the levels, though, as it's an easy way to ensure no LocoRoco get left behind, as you swing from vine to vine, bounce across mushrooms and serenade sleeping suns to save your home from the scourge of the Mojas.

Having to build up momentum to make big jumps, or split your big LocoRoco into a bunch of smaller ones to fit through tiny gaps, there's a lot of unique ideas here, and plenty of fun to be had. In a nutshell, each stage sees you guiding you LocoRoco through what is essentially a brightly-coloured obstacle course, collecting as many extra LocoRoco, edible Pickories and hidden MuiMui characters as you can along the way.