
Robust Games and publisher Chucklefish have released the ‘Hands On’ update for Loco Motive, a comedy point-and-click murder mystery, adding touch screen controls for Steam Deck, official Mac and Linux support and Korean language support.
According to a release dated November 10th 2026, the update marks the game’s second anniversary. The native touch controls sit alongside the existing controller and mouse options, and players can switch between input methods on the fly. The release also confirms that an iOS version is in development for 2027, with further details to be announced later.
The release describes the Mac and Linux support as delivering on a longstanding community request. Korean localisation was provided by Yeonjung Noh and the STOVE team. The game is available in English, Korean and German on PC and Nintendo Switch, priced at £14.99 / $17.99 / €17.99, and is 40% off on Steam until November 16th.
What is Loco Motive?
Set aboard the 1930s Reuss Express, Loco Motive begins with the murder of the 89-year-old heiress Lady Unterwald of the Wald-Bahn Rail Company. Players control three suspects, a lawyer, a novelist-turned-amateur-detective and an undercover agent, as they solve item-based puzzles and gather clues to prove their innocence. Point-and-click adventures are played by selecting items and characters on screen to progress the story.
Chucklefish says the game has a fully voiced cast and an in-game hint line, the Dirk Chiselton Hotline, which nudges players toward solutions without spoilers. The release also says it is Steam Deck verified with touch support.
About Robust Games and Chucklefish
Robust Games is a UK studio founded in 2021 by brothers Adam and Joseph Riches. Loco Motive was its debut title, released in 2024, and according to the release it won multiple awards and received a 2026 Independent Games Festival nomination for ‘Excellence in Visual Art’.
Chucklefish is an independent developer and publisher based in London, founded in 2011. It developed Starbound and Wargroove 1 and 2, and has published titles including Risk of Rain, Stardew Valley, Eastward, INMOST and Wildfrost. Its third in-house game, Witchbrook, is in the works.
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