- December 9, 2015
- Startreming Games
LocoSoccer
Platforms
About
LocoSoccer is a humorous, physics-based soccer game available on PC, Mac, and Linux. Compete in local multi-player mode with up to 2 players, or play single-player, with the option to enable split-screen. Your main skill: using the SHIFT key to spin your characters for amazing goals, saves, and movements. The goal: win all cups with your team's goals, while enjoying the original techno music by Daniel Vásquez.








- The game offers a hilarious and chaotic experience, making it fun to play with friends.
- For its low price, it provides a surprising amount of content and customization options.
- The graphics and soundtrack are enjoyable, contributing to the overall lighthearted atmosphere of the game.
- The controls are clunky and unintuitive, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- The game is plagued by bugs and unpredictable physics, making it feel unfinished.
- The tutorial is overly difficult compared to the actual gameplay, which can deter new players.
gameplay
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeOverall, the gameplay has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many users citing slow controls, chaotic mechanics, and unresponsive interfaces as major issues. While some players appreciated the graphics and potential for fun in multiplayer settings, the core gameplay experience is often described as frustrating and unplayable, with significant room for improvement.
“The graphics were impressive, the gameplay was outstanding, and the card collecting was fun; it was like going to your nearest store and buying the pack hoping you earn that one card you need.”
“+ outstanding graphics and gameplay”
“Where that is a 1-minute game, locosoccer ups the ante with a full on 5 minutes of gameplay per match with a team of 5.”
“The crazy physics-based mechanics of this soccer game make it silly and unplayable.”
“Catastrophic controls and gameplay.”
“Almost every time reviewing a Unity engine game, I have to say its interface feels clunky and unresponsive. In this one, they made that irritating quality a stepping stone of their gameplay - the whole process of 'soccer' is chaotic beyond measure, yet the AI is always more aware of the possible ball's trajectories than you could ever be.”