Locoroco walkthrough how to#
Locoroco walkthrough psp#

5 - Back to the far left! There's another wall niche, this one takes you to an area with a giant bouncy fungus.

4 - On the far right, just below the spikes, is a niche in the wall.

3 - In the tilting platform area there are three spikes on the left wall and a sprout above them.

2 - After the spike in the ground, smash the ceiling to get the fruit.

Go right and head to the end of the branch to find the fruit.

1 - The first is in the area where you drop down through all the pegs.

Locoroco walkthrough how to#

There are eight hidden fruit in this level! Here's a walkthrough on how to get them.

2 - After smashing into the room with the five fruit, jump up and touch the left wall to make a fruit appear!.

It's hard! Jumping from the growing red creature helps.

1 - The first one is on top of the floating green platform with the black spikes on the bottom! Hop up on top of it and touch the sprout to make it appear.The fruit on this level is still pretty easy to find, but here are tips on where both secret fruit are hidden! Drop down to where you need to split up, but don't split! Jump right instead and you'll find a secret room with a fruit and a MuiMui. 4 - Secret fruit four is in a hidden area just after the purple flowers.Jump and touch the sprouts to make the fruit appear. 2-3 - Two secret fruit are on the spinning orange ball.Jump up and tap the orange ball on the right side to make the fruit appear! 1 - The first hidden fruit is in the floating orange ball near the second fruit.Most of the fruit on this level are totally easy to find, there are four hidden fruit though and here's a walkthrough to help you get them! But where is it all? It's Cheat Street to the rescue! It has all the game cheats, codes, secrets, hints, tips and walkthroughs for your fave games!

Locoroco walkthrough psp#

In each level of the LocoRoco video game for the Sony PSP you can make your LocoRoco bigger and stronger by finding all the hidden fruit. And musical! LocoRoco is the business.The poor LocoRoco just want to have a good time and sing all day! But, the Moja Corps are invading and they need your help to save their planet. And we're onto cooking! Bucolic, mechanical, anatomical, gastronomical. Its scope is squishy, squashy 2D joy, platforming and puzzling with collections and mini-games providing the cornflour to thicken it, as it were. But it has drawn intelligent boundaries around its ambitions in a very Double-A way. It's not Double-A in the traditional sense of being gimmicky and charming but slightly ropy. It's physics and momentum and squishy internal spaces. The physics, the sense of jelly-like material reality. So you press the button that sees you bursting into a dozen smaller LocoRoco and they all plummet downwards, racing along through twisting, turning pipes. One of the great recurring moments in LocoRoco is when you come to a gap in the ground that your huge, billowing LocoRoco can not fit through. Up and down you rock them, back and forth, as you coax LocoRoco to the next goal.ДЄctually, at times they're a bit anatomical.

The levels are made to be turned in your hand this way - they look bucolic but they're actually pretty mechanical. Just looking at screenshots now, 14 years after I first fired it up, I can remember the feel of the PSP triggers as you tilt the screen left or right to roll LocoRoco around or press both down to make them jump.