Loco Roco Platinum (PSP)

At first glance Loco Roco may loog like a simple enjoyable game for a 5 year old. You would be right in thinking this but it is also a simple enjoyable game for 20 year olds too, in fact make that whatever age you want it to be because there is no one who would not find this game fun. The concept behind the gameplay is simple - the joyous Loco Roco (colourful, happy blobs) are being attacked by the evil Mojo Corps. (horrible,black, hairy blobs). These Mojas are capturing the Loco Roco and you as a Loco Roco yourself need to help rescue your peaceful race. It is the classic Good vs. Bad seen in most games, and films but the gameplay itself is what makes this ...  Read the complete review

This is game therapy. I want to be a loco roco. I want to talk and roll about like them. And after picking up this game, you might wanna be like them too. This is the silliest, cutest, and happiest game I have ever played. A bargain in shops, yet full of fun. There's no violence, no theatrical story, just rolling about using the L and R buttons. Simplicity at it's finest. This game looks great, sounds amazing with a fantastic soundtrack, will last you a few hours, and best of all is sooooo cheap to pick up. You'll roll and bounce around several different lands, growing as you eat fruit to a maximum size consisting of 20 loco ...  Read the complete review

I picked my copy up from HMV when it was under £7, what I consider to be a bargain for such a unique and widely praised game. In Loco Roco you are in the world of these really cute characters. You mainly use the shoulder buttons to tilt the environment, as you roll LocoRoco around to eat fruits and gather up mini Locos. As you eat you get fatter, so getting through smaller gaps is where the fun and puzzle nature of the game begins. Sometimes you have to move very carefully, other times you have to bounce and bump your way into secret areas. The game gets progressively more difficult, but I never get tired of the fantastic soundtrack, cutesy sound ...  Read the complete review

I purchased Loco-Roco for my son and immediately got hooked to the game myself. I enjoyed mostly the simplicity of the game, to which I became addicted. The soundtrack, although childish, is very catchy and puts you in a good mood. It works like a charm. The game is broken up in five world, which look different, and starts on a peaceful planet when you will be attacked by the evil forces of Moja. The goal of each level is to reach the end. In order to do so you have to get 20 berries, which will make your LocoRoco grow, going through tight places in which you have to split up, collect pickories, which are the game's currency, float and many ...  Read the complete review

I picked up Loco Roco in the pre-owned section of Gamestation for £7.99 , there wasn't much else there I didn't already have or already had at one point. IT looks like a childrens game and I guess it is simple enough that it is suitable for kids but it's challenging enough for adults to play too. It's a 2D platformer and it's incredibley cute to look at, you are a part of Loco Roco and are getting attacked by he bad guys of the mojo corporation. You work your way through the game int he same fashion as any basic 2D platform game only getting stopped along the way for little mini games. The sound is cool in it as it's very upbeat and sweet. The game ...  Read the complete review