In development for seven months., Volume sees players thieving and collecting items while avoiding guards in “hundreds” of different environments that can be rearranged or added to using the game’s tools. As of now, there aren’t many other details go on for the game, but Bethell has stated there will be more details at the Eurogamer Expo.

Considering the support Sony gave to the PS Vita and PS3 version of Thomas Was Alone, is it any stretch that Volume will also release for those platforms (and maybe on the PlayStation 4)? Stay tuned for more details. In the mean-time, check out our review of Thomas Was Alone here.

Thomas Was Alone is unique for its simple art style and narration as several artificial intelligences suddenly gain unique personalities following a mysterious event. The narration describes these personalities, with Thomas being the short rectangle.

Though originally released for browsers, its quirkiness helped propel Thomas Was Alone into the spotlight and earning it a release on PC and Mac. The PS Vita/PS3 adaptation is being handled by Curve Studios and Bossa Studios and will contain timed exclusive content like 20 new levels and a new character. There will also be touch screen support for different shaes and moving the camera about.

Thomas Was Alone will cost £5.99 with the DLC costing £1.99.