Rising water is no match for the buoyant Claire. Even the less-abled characters have a purpose, and you want to help them not only to usher them to the next stage, but because you grow attached to them. You might have cursed him earlier for slowing the group down, but you find that he's indispensable at times. That small passage, a mere sliver in a rock face, is too narrow for anyone to fit in but Chris. The other characters have to form makeshift bridges, ladders, and barges to get him safely to the exit, but he eventually makes his worth known. Once he orients himself with his surroundings, he happens upon a friend, and Thomas is no longer alone.Įvery new character you meet in the adventure is either a square or a rectangle, each sporting different abilities you have to harness. It's not much, but the stages he finds himself in gradually grow more complex, forcing him to jump with more precision or worm his way up foreboding passageways.
He can slide across the ground, fall dizzying heights without taking a scratch, and hop over moderate obstacles. Slowly, he becomes cognizant of his abilities. A rogue artificial intelligence in a program gone awry, Thomas unexpectedly gains consciousness in a foreign land. Artificial intelligence isn't supposed to exhibit human emotions, so when Thomas is stricken with these desperate pangs, he proves there's much more to him than lifeless 1s and 0s.This charming adventure heads to the PlayStation Network after debuting on the PC last year, and the puzzling journey of colorful quadrilaterals remains just as fresh and poignant as before.Įverything starts with Thomas. But whereas such a feeling is all too common for the average person, it’s a profound development when it surfaces in Thomas Was Alone. Human beings suffer from loneliness far too frequently.
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