Soon, Thomas meets more friends, each with their own unique shape and special ability, ranging from the tall and thin John to the surprisingly buoyant Claire. Before long, Thomas meets Chris, a shorter, heavier rectangle who can't jump quite as high (but gets along just fine all the same, thank you). Not only that, but he seems to be able to fall in the opposite direction, something he'll call "jumping".
He's alone, which is something, but he's also quite good at falling. This was quite an unusual thing, seeing as how he didn't exist before. One morning, Thomas woke up to realize he existed. Thomas Was Alone is an interactive, character-driven puzzle experience with a beautiful audio visual presentation and gameplay controls/physics that were no doubt fine-tuned with fastidious precision. But after you've spent some time with the game, you suddenly realize it's much more than just a platformer. On the surface, it's easy to put Thomas Was Alone in the puzzle platform genre, citing games like The Lost Vikings when you discuss the gameplay mechanics and mentioning VVVVVV as a possible source of lo-fi indie inspiration.
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