20 Games Where You Are THE ONLY PERSON ALIVE

[@visionhawk4403]

The original Dead Space felt really lonely. Isaac didn't speak back then and you have crew talking in your ear every once in a while until they get killed too. Just wandering around on the spaceship with no one else around you except mutated people, it feels very lonely.

[@Gounen]

@@visionhawk4403 it made me think of Super Metroid in it's loneliness... although way more body horror lol

[@dannyn6558]

Undead mutated zombies, you mean.

[@hollieBlu303]

Loved both Dead Space games. (I refuse to believe in No.3. EA...WHAT DID YOU DOOOOOOO?!?!?!!) Atmospheric. Utterly terrifying. Truly different at their core. Exceptional. Still not played the remake yet but I'm getting to it.

[@stormfangbro]

Same in Alien:Isolation

[@SilvesterBoots]

There was this scene when you first arrive at hull breach. And you can watch through hull rip into space. That felt like transcendence after all these empty halls devoid of any living being.

[@tamasnagy9403]

The first Talos Principle... Man! I'm not saying that game changed me, but definitely had a BIG impression on me.

[@andrewvirtue5048]

Why? Is it like nier automata?

[@brodriguez11000]

Pneuma: Breath of Life, Homesick.

[@ledumpsterfire6474]

​@@andrewvirtue5048 No, no. Not even remotely similar. Think more like.. Portal minus portals, with a major tendency to wax philosophical.

[@hashtagrex]

hell yeah, glad to see Talos Principle being mentioned. one of my favourite games of all time. The second is likewise phenomenal

[@thedumbestname]

​@@andrewvirtue5048 not at all gameplay-wise but actually I think the two games are extremely similar. They both raise some of the same philosophical points, like what does it actually mean to be human and can an AI reach that point? In any case it deserves Portal's spot on this list

[@artuber4720]

seems fun just like my everyday

[@bobbuilder155]

I like everyone to go off before me who is watching me.​@xeofang

[@canyouplease]

You live in Nebraska 👀 ?

[@brodriguez11000]

Going for the liminal space feel.

[@ericcarlton87]

Feel that so hard

[@NewyorkNewyork57]

Hey Neon wassup

[@xlittlecountryx1733]

So glad to see The Long Dark on one of these list. I believe it is one of the most underrated games ever.

[@phoenixdzk]

I just clicked on the link but I just know Subnautica has to be on this list. Frankly Firewatch doesn't count but it should

[@greatikechukwu4032]

Literally went the entire list thinking "is SUBNAUTICA next!?"😅😅

[@bryanaksten5258]

They always mention subnautica in most lists. I think it's the gamranks company all time favorite game

[@greatikechukwu4032]

@@bryanaksten5258 🤔🙂Not really! I'd say stuff like RDR2 or, or, *OR... C.O.D!?*

[@DatNygma]

ESPECIALLY cuz of Firewatchs end. Dam u know who! 😢😂

[@hollieBlu303]

Firewatch surprised me. I genuinely enjoyed it. Not normally a walking sim kinda gal.....tend to read a book if I'm after that kinda mood 😂

[@Apollyon2119]

One game that makes u feel completely lonely is SOMA. That game was great! And makes u feel this knot in ur stomach on how it ends

[@ledumpsterfire6474]

Hell yes it does.

[@ghost1b235]

How much time do you think you've saved by using u instead of you?

[@gameranxTV]

Great pick! Lot of love for SOMA in the comments. Maybe we need to bring out a part 2?

[@erikneill3590]

That game messed me up

[@Apollyon2119]

​@@erikneill3590 same man..I was like 😮 at the end lol

[@Nylak-Otter]

All the games that give you an animal companion don't feel lonely to me at all. I personally have a career that keeps me pretty isolated from other people for most of the time, but I *always* have at least one animal that I'm working and cooperating with (tracking/detection dogs, herding dogs, my horse, etc), so that feels familiar to me. You don't need spoken dialogue to feel like you have good company, especially if it's a friend or cooperative partner that sticks with you for your whole journey (like in Shadow of the Colossus and The Last Guardian). And you're definitely not the only living thing in an empty landscape when there's another living, breathing creature right next to you the whole time, sharing the same experience.

[@NigerianCrusader]

HALF LIFE 2 RAVENHOLM WAS ALSO LONELY BECAUSE THE GAME SOLD BILLIONS ON PC AROUND THE GALXY AND THATS ONLY THE PC EDITION OF THE GAME HALF LIFE 2 GOTY

[@TCPolecat]

A recommendation for this list, an Indy came titled "Infra". Yeah you do talk on the phone to your boss sometimes, but a majority of the time you're checking out the infrastructure of a city, out of touch from everyone, as you document the system's flaws and discover a weird random story as to WHY it's falling apart.

[@hotcrossbuns6585]

hey that game seems really cool! I'm gonna check it out

[@Ryan-ld2nj]

Jake calling me out in the first ten seconds.

[@joshuafaustino9430]

He really didn’t need to attack us that hard

[@billyalarie929]

Hey thanks for telling me who was hosting this one, so I know not to even waste a second anticipating who I’m gonna be hearing from on this one 🫡

[@MattW87]

​@@billyalarie929wut

[@nicholasnajibi3082]

Jake The is not allowed to call people out. He’s the fucking Casual of all casuals.

[@sarahjessicafarter7383]

​@@billyalarie929It was hosted by the united states of america junior high all star trump biden pickled anus constitutional amendment veterans society

[@VoxKrynn]

Kinda surprised Halo ODST's Rookie sections were not on the list. It nailed the feeling of being completely alone in a recently dead city.

[@Adurnis]

Love that game, my favorite Halo campaign. And the soundtrack is *chef’s kiss

[@NigerianCrusader]

HALF LIFES RAVENHOLM DID IT BETTER WHICH IS WHY EVERYONE ON THE PLNET BILLIONS PLAYED IT AROUND THE GALAXY HALF LUFE 2 BILLIONS PLAYED AROUND GALAXY ON PC

[@VoxKrynn]

@@NigerianCrusader I never played it lmfao

[@NigerianCrusader]

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[@Driahva]

@@NigerianCrusader That button above Shift on the left side of your keyboard is the one you're looking for.

[@knochi2651]

So glad you had The Long Dark on the list. It is so good and something special. Love Subnautica too.

[@tinyoctopus6317]

Dysmantle is a great little indie game that has you all alone in a world. Also, Riftbreaker is a survival/crafting/basebuilder where you're on an alien planet. Just you, your AI mech, and a bunch of hostile aliens.

[@bartex4098]

Serious Sam would fit right in, the whole premise is that you're the last human in the universe so you have to travel in time to find a way of saving earth, but as it turns out humanity was also viped out in the past.

[@visionhawk4403]

I did not know Myst had been remade! That game was a necessity growing up. So beautiful!

[@Joreel]

An amazing game that challenged a generation of gamers 😊

[@azalago]

They just released the remake of Riven

[@Randallsilver]

Both Myst and Riven now. And I highly recommend Obduction, if you haven't played it yet.

[@bravesirrobin1793]

Yeah that game was cool, my father had it for his computer, he loved that game

[@bendavis9935]

Love to see Planet Crafter getting some attention, it’s easily one of my favorite games on Steam at the moment. It’s honestly really relaxing, taking a break from shooting and fighting in other games to just collect resources, build shit, and terraform your planet into a livable Earth.

[@ApocApocrypha]

What is amazing about project Zomboid is that it all started on their own website, they were selling this very basic version for something like 10 USD. They then gave Steam Keys for free to original owners when it released there. It's amazing the difference between this original version and now, the one I first played you only had your home, maybe a couple neighbors, and that's it, you had to survive the Zombies infinite onslaught with very limited resources.

[@HitchcockJohn]

Praey For the Gods is very Shadow of the Collossus-inspired and you can see that in its similar level of isolation. The game has you stranded on a frozen island in a dying world, and that isolation is only reinforced as you find the remains of previous inhabitants and diaries of their experiences, plus the occasional ruins covered in ominous hieroglyphs hinting at a previous disaster. Even the “gods” you have to fight look like half-decayed corpses, which only further gives the sense of you being the only living person.

[@danndonovan]

22:17 | Your character in Shadow of the Colossus is called Wanda. Hes not unnamed, at least not in the original PS2 version.

[@depressedpersiantowtruckman]

Wander not Wanda

[@danndonovan]

@@depressedpersiantowtruckman just checked my copy (UK) and the manual spells it as "Wanda".

[@LegendaryDorkKnight]

When playing The Witness, I actually had a notebook that I kept writing in and referring to. I drew patterns, wrote down some key lore elements, and even made annotations to things I had written earlier as I went along. If you like puzzle games, this one is an absolute gem that should not be missed. I got it for free one month on PS Plus and I really feel like I straight up robbed them because the game was phenomenal and I would have happily paid for it.

[@jhedbergklock7720]

Stranded Deep should be on the next video. Youre so alone that you have to build your base on tini tiny wittle islands 🏝

[@SerHalfrican]

Agreed.

[@NigerianCrusader]

HALF LIFE 2 RAVENHOLM IS BETRER BECAUSE THE GAME IS SOLD BILLIONS ACROSS THE GALAXY WHICH IS JUST INCLUDING THE PC EDITION OF THE GAME

[@salmonchurro]

Did the player, in the Ethan Carter game, dodge the GHOST TRAIN? I'm sorry but it's a GHOST TRAIN lol you don't have to move out of the way because IT's A GHOST TRAIN. P.S. My favorite channel on YT

[@abnorth2276]

0:04 Nah Jake, that one was personal lol

[@kerryraven229]

happy you mentioned "everybodys gone to the rapture" .. i love the game.. the soundtrack.. atmospehere.. x3

[@Rabble1narms]

Love Project Zomboid, so excited for build 42. Great video, few games on this I will def check out.

[@gameranxTV]

Glad we pointed out some games worth checking out :) Which in particular are you interested in playing?

[@Rabble1narms]

@@gameranxTV ​"Everyone's gone to the Rapture" seems pretty interesting visually, don't mind a decent walking sim from time to time if the worlds well done - I should get that and "The Invincible" and have a, just go for a walk weekend :). "the pathless" gameplay/art style looked pretty intriguing, I love tight snappy movement in a game (Roboquest is one of my fav's lately based a lot on how good the movement feels). And I don't want to say this too loud... but I was never in a position to play "Shadow of the Colossus" and feel I've missed out a bit as a a gamer because of it.

[@ameno4780]

I would put Leviathan: The old city as #1. I agree with the list, but it’s not even close to how lonely it feels in this game, absolutely unique melancholic experience.

[@trevorjones7219]

Dysmantle is definitely a game that gave me that lonely feeling, just you and lots of zombies. The setting leaves you feeling that there were once (living) people there, but for a significant portion of the game you've got no idea what happened to them.

[@Ad-jl7si]

To add to this list, The Town of Light. You play a lady who returns to an abandoned asylum and piece together your horrific past. It is a walking simulator, but it is harrowing. Can be completed in one setting, but it will remain with you.

[@marcovonrodziewitz]

great game.

[@emrys2619]

The protagonist of shadow of the colossus has a name. His name is Wander.

[@Scarecr0wn]

Oh Returnal my beloved. Still one of the greatest games I ever played, can´t wait for what Housemarque is cooking next.

[@hollieBlu303]

Myst was one of the first games I played to it's conclusion. I was in first school. Me and my 3 nerdy computer friends who were learning basic programming on QBasic were given a copy by our (equally nerdy) science/IT teacher. Mr. Atkins, if you are with us and somehow reading this comment, thank you for being such a brilliant guy and letting us program our own version of Pong and Snake during class! I have grown up to be a proud nerd and sound techie - largely down to your influence. All the love.❤

[@spencerthompson]

Metroid is a great pick for #1. One of the first games of my childhood where i felt totally alone in the game.

[@PalaceDude]

Dead Space & Prey may have had a couple live souls in the area, but they felt so lonely, they were chef's kiss. Also, ALAN WAKE 2's sections of Alan were superbly lonely. I loved it.

[@rahulsachan6818]

good to see a game list that does not contain RDR2, witcher 3, Ghost of Tshushima, skyrim etc etc.... great work guys. The list comntains some really unique games.

[@Nuddy98]

All 4 of those games wouldn't be on this list anyway, as those worlds are filled with NPC's.

[@gameranxTV]

Thanks for watching! :D

[@erosennin4444]

"More alone then you already are" oof, i felt that 😔

[@m7md-Kyuki]

شكرا! فيديو كنت احتاجه ❤

[@BraydonCalvert]

Alien isolation would be my top pick, even though there’s a few moments where you’re with another survivor, those are really few and far between. Still Wakes the Deep would make the list for me for the same reasons.

[@riley5133]

Nice, a rare shout-out for Planet Crafter; definitely underrated. (Was wondering if you'd mention Myst. Nailed it, brother.)

[@41st_GRINCH]

Immediately news subnautica should be on this list! Was skipping through to find it/or comment how it should be on this list. What makes the game even more eerie, is that you continuously find empty life pots of your fellow ventures. Reminding you that you are indeed alone. Great game!

[@Jeremy-ql1or]

This is one of those lists where I think "I should check some of these games out" only to realize I already have almost all of them in my Steam library.

[@NMN]

Two very niche indies you might look up - PROTEUS is a tiny no-lose walking sim but the world it puts you in is fantastic for how lo-res it is, and EIDOLON which is a more open-ended post-apocalypse wilderness explorer with a very lonely vibe.

[@steveb.6328]

Dropped in to mention Proteus, thumbs up!

[@Marksman3434]

Played Metroid Prime for the first time ever thanks to the Remastered version, and was so hooked. It’s like they perfected the Metroidvania formula while bringing it to 3 dimensions instead of keeping it constrained in the traditional 2D space of metroidvanias (not that there’s anything wrong with 2D games, they can still be amazing). What I loved the most is how superbly done all the environmental storytelling and lore drops are done. Really felt like a lived-in world.

[@Nakor29]

Quite a cool video. 🙂👍It would be even more helpful if you could add the names of the games behind the numbers in your Video description. Otherwise it's hard to look them up again if you want to actually buy or research them.

[@benjaminaebersold3654]

I think "The Light Remake" would also fit very well in this Video, its a small russian dev and his work is great. An upcoming title from Носков Сергей called, "Hail to the Rainbow" could be worth to put in a video. This will be a spectacular game, and more people need to see this.

[@VideoGames_NerdSection]

After all, there is also the cake. Or is there? #portal

[@AK-is-not-him]

haha, Vsauce reference?

[@DefinitelyNotBender]

​​@@AK-is-not-himit's a Portal reference...🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Sion_Revan]

The cake is a lie!

[@cppblank]

Montana used to be like Jake mentioned in The Long Dark where you could feel like the only person for miles in the woods, then out of state people ruined it. Now you can be in the most isolated place possible and it can confused for a sidewalk in LA.

[@OfDream8811]

Scorn should be on this list, it’s literally the best example of a lonely game

[@robertofumagalli4840]

Glad to see the vanishing of ethan carter named, would have loved to see a UE5 version of this; the astronauts' art direction was amazing in that game

[@o.g.awe3785]

What remains of Edith Finch was really isolating. Always thought something was going to happen. I’d also add original No Man Sky before updates. I never felt that sense of isolation before. The galaxy was vast and you never saw a soul. Not even the aliens right away. Leaving my home planet for the first time was a type of anxiety I’d never felt.

[@anonymousarthur08]

Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights really nailed the loneliness, hopelessness, and despair for me. It manages to make you feel almost helpless, coupled with the very sad and depressing storyline. So sad it didn't get much traction

[@Songe467]

Good old Myst, that game does have a really eerie and yes lonely atmosphere. Honourable mention for Sons of the Forest? You don't have to play alone but you can. Particularly if you get rid of Kelvin and Virginia.

[@GirlVersusGame]

I never expected to see Snowrunner on the list, it never felt lonely because I was too focused on all of the tasks and I played a lot of co-op. The Long Dark however felt like one of the loneliest games I've ever played and that's even including the characters you do meet along that long dark way.

[@Vienticus]

'This War of Mine' is a game where, even though you're not alone, you sure feel it. I dunno what it is, but there's just something about that game that you just feel so isolated emotionally from all the characters that aren't yours.

[@sw0rdz]

A Gameranx list where every game I thought of was covered. I'm impressed.

[@djfussell1987]

It's gotta be SOMA for me, no game has ever made me feel so isolated, and it just oozes that existential dread of loneliness mixed with haunting echos of the past! Especially with that ending, you're just left with a feeling of being left in an empty void forever with no hope of ever escaping!

[@klittle5627]

The loneliest game I've ever played is SOMA. There were just a couple of NPCs. One interaction with an NPC is the saddest moment for me in gaming.

[@agidyne9676]

Always nice to see Project Zomboid be talked about.

[@gameranxTV]

Glad you’re also enjoying Project Zomboid! Thanks for watching! :)

[@tinyrye]

Lastly, Obduction is a follow up from the makers of Myst. A bit cooler as you are transported to another world that has puzzles of other worlds glued together to create a disjoint town. You have to find your way out of this place and solve what happened to all of the people who left this "village".

[@Evil-Never-Dies]

Subnautica and Snowrunner, hell yeah 👍 It’s hard to explain to people how satisfying Snowrunner is because it’s about getting stuck, and then getting unstuck 😂

[@NotForCarson]

We need more games where you the player is alone. Also nice vid

[@TheOtherNormie]

Yes! There's afew other games I'd personally include in this lisy

[@daphne8406]

If we’re talking about old games, the loneliest I have played were; Myst and Morpheus. Both point n click puzzle games and both very lonely.

[@SilvesterBoots]

Spellforce 1 did it for me one time. Whole adventure felt so lonely, where you mostly were observing large cataclysm. There is no resolution.

[@monkofbob]

I feel like No Man’s Sky should get an honorable mention. Sure there is the one station with other people, but the bulk of the time you are totally alone

[@LisaArken]

I loved Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture. I played it on a whim and was blown away by the atmosphere of it. I also really like Gone Home as a lonely game.

[@oooeee5556]

why should i pay money for games of being alone while im already experiencing it

[@tallwon33dude88]

Because you're the one that can acknowledge whether this is a true enlightened alone experience or not

[@anonymous3637]

Zombies and space stations

[@jakegibbs9638]

It makes my heart happy to see the long dark on this list. Absolutely one of my all time favorites

[@tinyrye]

Also, Superliminal. A little bit Stanley Parable, a little bit Witness, but a lot of Alice in Wonderland. Great mechanic to teach one to look for new pespectives on problems.

[@brodriguez11000]

Lot of puzzle games are empty world games. e.g. Rethink series.

[@NDSno1]

Have to mention a very low key game called Fragile Dream: Fairwell Ruins of the Moon. THe game literally is about a post apocalype world where everyone died/spirited away because of a failed experiment, except you and a lonely girl, and your only purpose in life now is to find her because you are lonely, and the girl is also at the verge of disappearing. A very sad and hopeless game.

[@matthewmartin4]

Hey Gameranx, you guys should do a video on old games that you can still play online!

[@MorganSwartout]

Subnautica is hands down the most terrifying game I have ever played. No spoilers but if you know you know. Pacific Drive should have made the list.

[@kivaakina]

Not sure if anyones put this out there, but surprised Adrift wasn't posted. Wake up in a destroyed space station, frantically trying to keep your O2 full while finding out what happened, why the space station you and your crew were working on, exploded all while gently floating through corridors and doing light puzzles to proceed.

[@jedith123456789]

I feel like you could put nearly any survival game on here: Astroneer, Breathedge, etc. So many of them don't have NPCs or you can play single player and it makes you feel just completely isolated

[@13_voices]

Snowrunner. Yeah, you definitely feel alone. Until you pan the camera to the front of your stopped vehicle, and the Creepy driver looks directly at you, then follows you! Like a spooky painting in Scooby Doo...

[@MaxxEastick]

Occupy Mars gives a very strong sense of being alone. No communication with anyone no way off of the planet, just searching for resources in old abandoned settlements.

[@Yoxiv]

Ico could feel pretty lonely, even when you had the princess, Yorda, at your side for much of the game's events. This was largely due in part to the language barrier preventing the pair from fully understanding one another. And the castle setting was incredible, being trapped within a labyrinthine structure that's also located atop multiple rocky structures, leaving you with no choice but to navigate the castle for a safe means of escape.

[@MayDawney]

I never comment on this, but I have been playing Planet Crafter since it first went on early access and it is so worth your time! Also seconding The Long Dark and both Subnauticas👌

[@karthikg.r.s5814]

I think Soma also falls into the same category. A unique experience.

[@architectbarbie640]

You're not completely alone (you have comms), but Red Matter on the Oculus brings loneliness to an entirely new level since it's a VR experience.

[@d.j.savick]

There is a game called the Solus Project on Steam. It has an amazing, lonely feel to it. It's just you on an alien planet. The graphics are fantastic, and the music just adds to the isolation vibe. It's one of my favorite games.

[@SPQRKlio]

How about The Longing? I finished it just recently, and for a while afterward I’d catch myself thinking I need to get back to my lonely little guy-before remembering the game was over. Weird and slow and thoughtful with a great moody soundtrack. Not everyone’s cuppa tea, but I loved it.

[@Saulbreadman]

Gameranx makes my day better so its only fair i watch every video 🤝

[@Phil_Official]

"Firewatch" on the switch from 2016 had you spend the entire game completely isolated, if I remember correctly

[@chintz4561]

Soma?? it feels pretty alone playing that

[@jamesgarcia-langley8453]

Soma, in my opinion is the best horror I have ever played.

[@briondalion]

yeah tbh that should have made the list before Metroid Prime

[@GeminiWoods]

Agreed. That game touches on some pretty crazy topics too.

[@Randallsilver]

There's many interactions with NPC's in that game though

[@GeminiWoods]

@@Randallsilver At the beginning yes. When you wake up in the facility you are literally the only sentient being left on the planet. Everyone else is dead.

[@SammaclauseGamgee]

I was pretty surprised how lonely I felt when I first played LoZ: Twlight Princess, especially in the beginning. Like...when most of the world is covered in Twilight and you have to be a wolf, you cant talk to anyone. Almost feels like youre the ghost in those parts. It doesnt stay lonely, obviously but there were parts thay actually felt kinda depressingly lonely for a Zelda game...

[@andrewknaff9220]

Glad to see Myst made it in the list. It is literally the godfather of games where you are by yourself.

[@jeffreykerns7920]

The long dark and returnal are 2 of my favorites. They are very different from each other, but both are amazing games.

[@thomasray7284]

An obvious one for if you do a part 2: Pacific Drive. You speak to some people over the radio but you never see another living soul. So bleak and unforgiving. Great game.

[@travisbenham3420]

I was expecting to see Jusant on this list somewhere

[@dustinswartout]

Hey i know I haven't commented as much but i deff thing yall need to put Ready or Not in a video. Im so happy yall mentioned snowrunner its one of my favs

[@ericyoder5348]

Snowrunner always made me feel like it was almost a post apocalyptic game and you were just a driver that would see visions of normal life (like the fisherman who disappears when you get close enough) but with the latest update Saber finally added thier first animated NPC and I look forward to when they add some life to the SnowRunner games.

[@sugamanspodcast]

I cant believe Valheim was not mentioned, ive played that game since release, always by myself, and i gotta tell you, that game feels really lonely without anyone by your side.

[@gameranxTV]

Oh yeah! Should we make a part 2? Thanks for watching :)

[@davidludwig7501]

I'm gonna throw in SOMA to the list. If you haven't played it you should go do it now. A masterpiece it is.

[@Mooksalini]

I have like 4 games I have in my archive to play that’s on this list. Another great job fellaz!!

[@MCPBA000]

Hey a shoutout for Planet Crafter! That game is some solid fun.

[@LPalmTree]

The first game that came to mind was Death Stranding, trekking across barren waste lands, trying to make deliveries while connecting America again!

[@WinteerZ2007]

really goood episode it's very professional👍👍

[@indianfilmsproductions130]

Hello, another cool video, you guys are amazing😊😊

[@gameranxTV]

Hey

[@kaishefferly5965]

I love the Myst games so much. My mom used to play them when they first came out and then got me into them several years a go and the world is just so cool and interesting.

[@JScotty4Reel]

Very surprised Firewatch didn’t get a mention. While you’re not the only character, none of the others appear on screen and it definitely relishes in that isolated vibe

[@johnkeyes9482]

Didn’t mention what remains of Edith finch?

[@ledumpsterfire6474]

I would say they had plenty of walking sims on the list. You could make the entire list out of nothing but walking sims, so I'm glad they didn't.

[@TruePerception]

I was thinking the same thing the whole list.

[@sport_and_tech]

Vibe of that game should've definitely placed it on this list. You're literally last one standing on your family tree

[@nif82]

Outer wilds. You're not alone but you feel that way most of the time