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Thomas Was Alone is a study in simplicity

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is a game about friendship and jumping. As you can see from the images and videos no doubt littered amongst this post, it is also very much about rectangles. If you've got PlayStation Plus and you're in the US, you'll get 20% off the game for a limited time, because of the Spring Fever sale. Which is awesome. Daffodils rock.

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IGN:Thomas Was Alone sells itself as a minimalist game about jumping and friendship and unlike most slogans, this one doesnt overstate itself. I can say with reasonable confidence that it is the most endearingly characterful game about jumping rectangles that you will ever play. The understated aesthetic design and unusual co-op puzzles will absorb you for the games duration the wit and personality of the writing, though, will stay with you for much longer.

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This week, members can download one of the most full-featured portable fighters in history: Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny. It’s also week 3 of Spring Fever, which means a new indie title -- Thomas Was Alone (with a launch week discount for PS Plus members) and a Resident Evil franchise sale. Read on, and let us know what you think in the comments.

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OPM: Dont worry, hes not lonesome for long. After a couple of levels Thomas, a small, red rectangle, is joined by Chris, an even smaller, orange square. And then along comes John, the high jumping, fast running, yellow member of the group (and I mean that literally, its not an accusation of cowardice). And thats not even half the cast of this simple indie gem that was so well received upon its PC release last summer.

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This independent game about friendship and jumping rectangles shows how good writing can take a game from entertaining to truly memorable.

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*Spoiler alert: The name of this game doesn't really make much sense.* That's because for about 99 percent of the game, Thomas is most definitely NOT alone. Unfortunately, this nomenclature 'oversight' isn't the only one on the part of this game's developer. Despite Thomas Was Alone's inherent loveliness, you see, the simplistic nature of its puzzles can't be ignored. And won't be. Alo...

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Pixels for Breakfast writes: Point-and-click adventure has always been my go to genre. Ever since I was a wee lad in the early 90s, I was drawn to the clever writing, inventory management, and more importantly, the character development that is often on display. When The Silent Age came across my desk, I was immediately drawn to it. A point-and-click adventure with time travel? Sign me up! Thankfully my curiosity was rewarded, which you can see in our review. I caught up with Uni and Thomas from House on Fire to discuss the development of their intriguing adventure.

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Thomas Hellier from Capsule Computers wrote : Im throwing caution into the wind Michael Jackson did Sonic 3 and thats that. In case you didnt know, much ink has been spilled over whether or not MJ actually wrote the soundtrack to the greatest game on one of our favourite consoles. Its certainly no secret he enjoyed playing them. Debating about it any longer is futile how could you argue with this man?

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Catherine and Sine Mora also incoming.