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Better get ready – because Loco Motive is now out on GOG, with a -10% launch discount until November 28th, 11 AM UTC!

Loco Motive is an adventure pixel-style game with text-based point-and-click mechanics and a fair amount of comedy. Taking place in the Reuss Express, it unwraps a classic story of “who killed?”. The player’s quest will be to uncover the thrilling murder mystery and solve satisfying puzzles – all that, while being one of the main suspects. It’s a slapstick journey, filled to the brim with twists and turns you definitely won’t expect!

Now on GOG!
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RenKalan: It's not a bug. Some soundtracks sold in gog can be bought without having to own the base game. As such, there is a separate entry in the library for the game and the soundtrack.
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Tarhiel: Eh... why can´t it be inside one and the same folder, when it belongs together?
Is having a game files (i.e. game) prerequisite for their system to put files together?
The base game is a prerequisite for the majority of dlc's, yes. Then there's no additional entry in your library, dlc's go in the same folder under extras or additional content or whatever.
Some developers though, offer their dlc's (the soundtrack in this case) as a separate product not as an additional content.
Personally, I don't mind but I wish gog sold more soundtracks separately from their games. Some games I don't like but the ost is great and I would like to have the option to buy it without the game.
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Tarhiel: Eh... why can´t it be inside one and the same folder, when it belongs together?
Is having a game files (i.e. game) prerequisite for their system to put files together?
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RenKalan: The base game is a prerequisite for the majority of dlc's, yes. Then there's no additional entry in your library, dlc's go in the same folder under extras or additional content or whatever.
Some developers though, offer their dlc's (the soundtrack in this case) as a separate product not as an additional content.
Personally, I don't mind but I wish gog sold more soundtracks separately from their games. Some games I don't like but the ost is great and I would like to have the option to buy it without the game.
That I completely understand, that you want to be able to buy OSTs separately, it is just silly that regardless of which you buy first, they both won´t go to one and the same directory.
Post edited November 23, 2024 by Tarhiel
I think I'll just say I feel the cutscene art is more detailed than the gameplay sections.
Forgot to share this review by Adventure Gamers from last week:
https://adventuregamers.com/articles/view/loco-motive