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I liked this game when I was a kid but I remember being massively disappointed that there wasn't more building.

codetrotter 2y ago
My two favorite games for some time were Lego Island and Lego Loco. Lego Loco is a city builder and railroad builder game. Something like a more basic SimCity and Railroad Tycoon crossover maybe. I really liked Lego Loco because you can build a whole city out of Lego to your own liking. So I had Lego building in Lego Loco and I had Lego Island with all the fun stories and things you could do there, like chasing Pepper the criminal with a helicopter and using donuts and pizzas to help the police on ground and the skateboarder.
- pesus 2y ago
  Wow, I've seen anyone mention Lego Loco before! That was a great game. I was horrible at it, but the art style and atmosphere was great.
- robotnikman 2y ago
  I loved Lego Loco. You could even set the game as a screensaver, and it would basically play whatever map you were on whenever your screensaver turned on! I kind of miss screensavers actually
  - Suppafly 2y ago
    >I kind of miss screensavers actually Same, I wish they'd update all the older ones to look good on newer screens. I want the crazy pipes and the flying toasters and such again.
- Dalewyn 2y ago
  Brickster's the criminal, Pepper chased him with a rebuilt police helicoptor lobbing pizzas and donuts to help Nick and Laura on the ground catch Brickster. Also, second you on LEGO Loco. Of the original trilogy (Creator, Loco, and Chess), Loco by far was the most fun. Kudos to the Chess King though, saying the Knights are BMX bikeriders still hasn't been surpassed.
- AstroJetson 2y ago
  Lego Loco was cool in there was a network version that let you send your train to other people.
nemothekid 2y ago
This was a favorite of mine as a kid as well - I remember revisiting it after seeing a YouTube video of someone doing a technical breakdown. I realized that this game had maybe less than half an hour of content! I remember losing hours to this game.
- bombcar 2y ago
  What we didn’t have in content we made up in replayability! So many “Great games” from that era had a sandbox mode or other replayability.

My two favorite games for some time were Lego Island and Lego Loco. Lego Loco is a city builder and railroad builder game. Something like a more basic SimCity and Railroad Tycoon crossover maybe. I really liked Lego Loco because you can build a whole city out of Lego to your own liking. So I had Lego building in Lego Loco and I had Lego Island with all the fun stories and things you could do there, like chasing Pepper the criminal with a helicopter and using donuts and pizzas to help the police on ground and the skateboarder.

pesus 2y ago
Wow, I've seen anyone mention Lego Loco before! That was a great game. I was horrible at it, but the art style and atmosphere was great.
robotnikman 2y ago
I loved Lego Loco. You could even set the game as a screensaver, and it would basically play whatever map you were on whenever your screensaver turned on! I kind of miss screensavers actually
- Suppafly 2y ago
  >I kind of miss screensavers actually Same, I wish they'd update all the older ones to look good on newer screens. I want the crazy pipes and the flying toasters and such again.
Dalewyn 2y ago
Brickster's the criminal, Pepper chased him with a rebuilt police helicoptor lobbing pizzas and donuts to help Nick and Laura on the ground catch Brickster. Also, second you on LEGO Loco. Of the original trilogy (Creator, Loco, and Chess), Loco by far was the most fun. Kudos to the Chess King though, saying the Knights are BMX bikeriders still hasn't been surpassed.
AstroJetson 2y ago
Lego Loco was cool in there was a network version that let you send your train to other people.

nemothekid 2y ago

This was a favorite of mine as a kid as well - I remember revisiting it after seeing a YouTube video of someone doing a technical breakdown. I realized that this game had maybe less than half an hour of content! I remember losing hours to this game.

bombcar 2y ago
What we didn’t have in content we made up in replayability! So many “Great games” from that era had a sandbox mode or other replayability.