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From the creator of Thomas Was Alone

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From Thomas Was Alone developer Mike Bithell, the game mixes a futuristic Robin Hood story with Metal Gear mechanics.

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Kotaku: "Thomas Was Alone, Mike Bithells charming 2010 platformer about the inner lives of hopping geometric shapes, was an experiment in the power of storytelling to triumph over abstraction. Volume, Bithells new game, is also a successful experiment in abstraction, although the narrative is realistic, or realistic science fiction. This time, its the interactions that are stripped to their essences."

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Thomas Was Alone creator Mike Bithell bypasses the difficult second album hurdle with a simple, elegant and carefully paced stealth puzzler.

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DTOID: I went into Volume almost completely blind. After playing and loving Thomas Was Alone, all I needed to know was that Mike Bithell was making a new game, and I was in. I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't a cyberpunk retelling of the Robin Hood mythos through stealth gameplay. That's not a bad thing in itself. Volume does a lot of things well, and it is enjoyable overall. However, it suffers from a few issues of varying severity that prevent it from achieving greatness.

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Josh from SR writes, "At first sight Q.U.B.E (Quick Understanding of Block Intrusion) seems very much like a Portal rip off, caught in the spirit of Thomas Was Alone. However, whilst the clean aesthetic, manipulation of your environment and low-key score bear a resemblance, its intentions are wholly different."

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Josh from SR writes, "At first sight Q.U.B.E (Quick Understanding of Block Intrusion) seems very much like a Portal rip off, caught in the spirit of Thomas Was Alone. However, whilst the clean aesthetic, manipulation of your environment and low-key score bear a resemblance, its intentions are wholly different."