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Indie Platformer Thomas Was Alone Surpasses One Million Sold
Indie platformer Thomas Was Alone recently passed an impressive sales marker.
Developer Mike Bithell recently shared the impressive sales number on Twitter.
ummm.. so... yeah.. Thomas Was Alone has now sold over one million copies :O
— Mike Bithell (@mikeBithell) April 25, 2014
not bad for a crappy little flash game
— Mike Bithell (@mikeBithell) April 25, 2014
Thomas Was Alone is available on Steam, PlayStation 3, and Vita has been part of both Humble Indie Bundle and PlayStation Plus free game library collection. For our review of Thomas Was Alone, head here. For more on Bithell's next game, Volume, head here.
[Source: @mikeBithell]
Our Take
This is great news for Bithell, and for Thomas Was Alone. I reviewed the game and really enjoyed it. I am glad to see it find continued success, and it makes me more excited to check out Volume.
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