Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch are getting a 2012 cult classic next month. Game releases on Switch and Switch Lite are pretty slow right now, but that’s about to change. Until now, in 2021, Nintendo Switch players will have the cloud version of Assassin 3, and not much else. In February they will receive Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, Little nightmares 2, Persona 5 Strikers, Bravely Default 2, and now Thomas was alone also.
Today, Bithell Games announced that their 2D platformer will be coming to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite via Nintendo eShop next month, on February 19, at a price of $ 10. That said, if you pre-order the game before it suits you, you can buy it for a special pre-order discounted price of $ 8.
It is unclear whether the Nintendo Switch version comes with Switch-specific upgrades or features, but we do know that it comes with the “Benjamin’s Flight” level pack, which adds new characters and 20 new levels to the game.
First released in 2012, Thomas was alone turned out to be a bit of a breakthrough game for the aforementioned developer. Despite only debuting with a 77 on Metacritic, it got quite a bit of attention and won quite a few awards at the end of the year.
“Thomas was alone is the award-winning, critically acclaimed platformer about friendship and jumping and hovering and anti-gravity, “says an official pitch of the game.” Guide a group of sensitive rectangles through a series of obstacles and combine their skills to reach the end of each level. Discover the story of the world’s first conscious AIs, and how they worked together to, well, not escape … “escape” is a strong word. Maybe ‘coming up’ might be better. There is something important to ‘Emerge’, while the various plot twists and origins you will discover are kept secret. We didn’t even talk about the bounce yet. That would be an exaggeration. “
In addition to $ 8 or $ 10, the game requires 792MB on Switch and Switch Lite. On the pair of consoles, it supports all three game modes, but only the following language options: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
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