LocoCycle

, to fight against a military weapons company seeking to destroy her. S. can attack enemies while driving, use her artillery for long-range damage, and can even fight against airborne enemies. S.

can use a turbo boost for greater speed. S. has a health bar that will diminish through damage from enemies and hitting obstacles. S.'

At an unveiling event in the jungles of Nicaragua, the executive director of military arms company Big Arms introduces to an audience of military leaders their most revolutionary inventions: I.R.I.S. and S.P.I.K.E., two artificially intelligent combat motorcycles with a limitless amount of modifications. As the party goes on, two guards move the bikes to the venue to be sold, but as one of them leaves for a phone call, I.R.I.S. is struck by lightning, causing the bike to gain sentience, but scrambling her circuitry in the process.

S. a maintenance check to be in top shape for the showroom. S. discovers via a commercial the annual Freedom Rally in Scottsburg, Indiana.

The PC version of LocoCycle received "mixed" reviews, while the Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions received "generally unfavorable reviews", according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. GameZone's Mike Splechta said of the Xbox One version: "While LocoCycle is the worst looking game of the Xbox One launch, it's saved thanks to its over the top and fun gameplay".