Thomas Was Alone walks the line between pure platformer and puzzle-solver. It's a great example of how you don't necessarily need amazing graphics to generate an absorbing atmosphere. This narration is the only contact that you have with the characters, and really helps bring them to life with plenty of gentle humor thrown in. It describes what Thomas and his pals are thinking, and how they feel about each other. At first it's not very complicated, and although the later levels become tortuous, the infinite lives and checkpoints mean that it's never too hard to progress.Ī voiceover narrates the story of Thomas Was Alone as you progress through the game. The narrations courtesy of Danny Wallace are also something you have to look forward to in the game.There are more than 100 levels of increasing difficulty in Thomas Was Alone, in which you'll need to combine the different talents of the angular heroes in order to progress. With 100 levels to beat, make these rectangles work together and get to uncover each of their stories as well as use unique skills of more than 10 characters. There’s also an in-game narrator who’s there to describe the rectangles’ personalities and their thoughts as you progress through the game. Each of the shapes have their own names and personalities.
The rectangles in the game are considered as AI entities which are able to work together in order to get out from a maze of obstacles in a level.
You have to use each of their different skills stogether in order to get to the end of the environment. Your objective is to guide a group of rectangles through an obstacle course. It tells a story about friendship of the most-unusual characters – rectangles. Thomas Was Alone is a single-player indie platformer developed and published by Mike Bithell.
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