A Redditor posted in the r/gaming community a photo of Han Bao's "The Train" that gained massive attention and interactions from co-Redditors identifying each character from famous single-player games on consoles and computers. Some names are easily recognizable, and some are not. Can you identify them all?
Single-player character or story game modes are in a league of their own, being famous for its own reasons, primarily because of a good plot. However, other elements come to play, such as complexity, game design, character progression or development.
According to Redditors, games that are popularized by being single-player modes are superior and top-tier as there are no other interactions apart from the title and the player. Unlike the popular massively multiplayer online, single-player or story modes dives into fixed stories and plots, which give players a bang for their buck.
Reddit's 'The Train'
Redditor u/edi-king recently posted a photo in r/gaming community from ArtStation, showing famous lead characters, all together in a train carriage and seating near each other. The art is dubbed as 'The Train' illustrated by artist Han Bao, posted over a year ago.
For all single players fans out there from r/gaming
The photo shows several of the characters interacting with one another, coming from different backgrounds. One being a Roman god of war, the other bitten by a radioactive spider, next to him is a monster hunter who have tainted blood on them, a firekeeper, a hunter, and an ex-convict who reunited with his old friend.
The photo has sparked a massive thread in Reddit's social news aggregator website, which also topped the viral and popular posts. Currently, the post has 29,500 upvotes, with 837 comments that spanned to threads and multiple awards.
Who are the Characters in 'The Train'?
The popular characters in the illustration are several titles that were top grossing during their release and famous until now. Several of these games are now spun-off into franchises that are way bigger than its developers have imagined.
- Arthur Morgan - "Red Dead Redemption" (bottom left)
- Kratos - "God of War" franchise (top left)
- Firekeeper - "Dark Souls III" (middle, walking along the aisle)
- Trevor Phillips - "Grand Theft Auto V" (center, wearing a pink dress)
- The Hunter - "Bloodborne" (top middle, black hat, and coat)
- Geralt of Rivia - "The Witcher" (top right, silver or grey hair)
- Spider-Man (Peter Parker) - "Spider-Man"PS4 (bottom right)
- Sekiro - "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (outside the train, with a sword on the back)
- Lord Kuro - "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (outside the train, small bowl cut child)
Redditor's Reactions
Redditors who saw the post uploaded three hours ago were quick to react on the favorite single-player games included in the illustration. However, Redditors say that despite the artist's craft, it still lacks several characters from famous single-player games.
Redditor u/Ashmonater said that the games present were only for PlayStation's single-player fans only, with u/An-FBI-Agent agreeing, expressing that they do not see Nintendo representation in the photo.
Several Redditors argue that Nathan Drake from "Uncharted" series, Cole McGrath from "InFamous," Ezio Auditore la Firenze from "Assassin's Creed," Snake from Metal "Gear," among others should be included.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
