OpenLoco version 26.05 has been released, marking a significant step in the development of this open-source project. OpenLoco is a re-implementation of Chris Sawyer's Locomotion, a simulation game centered around running a transport company. The game serves as a spiritual successor to Transport Tycoon, with OpenLoco aiming to enhance the gaming experience in a manner similar to how OpenTTD improved Transport Tycoon and OpenRCT2 advanced RollerCoaster Tycoon.
Originally developed by Chris Sawyer in x86 assembly language, Locomotion builds upon the engine of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2, sharing much of its underlying code. However, OpenLoco has diverged enough that it does not share its codebase with OpenRCT2. The current focus of development efforts is on re-implementing the user interface, which is expected to clarify the game’s data structures and, in turn, make the game logic more comprehensible and implementable.
In addition to updates on OpenLoco, there are various gaming-related topics that may interest players, such as understanding EasyAntiCheat, discovering indie games, uninstalling the Xbox Game Bar and Console Companion, managing Game Mode in Windows, and monitoring gaming FPS on Windows systems.
As OpenLoco continues to evolve, it is anticipated that further improvements will enhance gameplay, attract a larger community of players, and potentially lead to new features and content that will enrich the transport simulation experience. The commitment to open-source development ensures that contributions from the community will play a vital role in shaping the future of OpenLoco
Originally developed by Chris Sawyer in x86 assembly language, Locomotion builds upon the engine of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2, sharing much of its underlying code. However, OpenLoco has diverged enough that it does not share its codebase with OpenRCT2. The current focus of development efforts is on re-implementing the user interface, which is expected to clarify the game’s data structures and, in turn, make the game logic more comprehensible and implementable.
In addition to updates on OpenLoco, there are various gaming-related topics that may interest players, such as understanding EasyAntiCheat, discovering indie games, uninstalling the Xbox Game Bar and Console Companion, managing Game Mode in Windows, and monitoring gaming FPS on Windows systems.
As OpenLoco continues to evolve, it is anticipated that further improvements will enhance gameplay, attract a larger community of players, and potentially lead to new features and content that will enrich the transport simulation experience. The commitment to open-source development ensures that contributions from the community will play a vital role in shaping the future of OpenLoco
OpenLoco 26.05 released
OpenLoco is an Open Source re-implementation of Chris Sawyer's Locomotion, a construction and management simulation video game that simulates running a transport company.
