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Celebrate Thomas Was Alone's Birthday With These Limited-Run Action Figures
It’s been three years since puzzle platformer Thomas Was Alone launched for PC and Mac. To celebrate that anniversary, developer Mike Bithell has teamed up with Kerry Dyer to create set of limited edition Thomas Was Alone action figures.
The set features the characters Thomas, Claire, Chris, and John. Just like in the game, the Claire figurine floats in water but each cube would probably be perfectly content just sitting on your desk and keeping you company.The figures are available in a very limited quantity and will be gone for good once sold out, so Thomas Was Alone fans may want to act quickly. The set can be found here and retails for £20.00, which is roughly $31.47 USD.
If you’re confused as to why anyone would create figurines of brightly colored squares and rectangles, consider taking a look at our review for the Vita release of Thomas Was Alone here or check out the game itself on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Wii U, PC, Vita, iOS, or Android.
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