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Overall: 8. The game was released for PC Windows and Macintosh. Shortly after Alice’s return from the enchanted land, her house was burned and her по ссылке died in a fire. Alice is the only survivor. Unable to cope with the situation – decides to commit suicide – without success.

After several suicide attempts, she is closed in a psychiatric institution. After a few days – she is called back to the Wonderland by the White Rabbit. Unfortunately – Wonderland – did not resemble a remembered fairy-tale place. Now this place of evil and terror. The only chance to save the fairy-tale land is Alice. Important Information: Abandonwaregames.

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Alice’s only possession in Rutledge is a stuffed rabbit. Ten years after Alice was committed to Rutledge, The White Rabbit summons Alice back to Wonderland, which has not only become a corrupted, twisted version of itself due to Alice’s broken mind, but has also come under the horrible rule of the Queen of Hearts. The Cheshire Cat serves as Alice’s companion throughout the game, frequently appearing to guide her with cryptic comments. When Alice falls down the hole, she finds herself in the Village of the Doomed.

This network of tunnels and caves is the home of the Torch Gnomes, and is patrolled by the Queen of Hearts’ Card Guards. Beyond the subterranean village is the Fortress of Doors, where the main attraction is a school of insane children. Within the school lies an ancient book of recipes for magic potions, as well as the ingredients for one concoction in particular which will be useful to Alice.

Beyond the fortress and across a rough, uncharted landscape lies the Vale of Tears, where Alice’s friends Bill McGill and the Mock Turtle reside, along with the Duchess. A giant river runs throughout the gloomy, mist-shrouded landscape, and another aquatic location is accessible through a well inside Bill McGill’s house.

The well is sealed until the Duchess is slain. On the other side of the Vale of Tears lies Wonderland Woods, one of the largest regions in the game. The woods are initially filled by ponds, cliffs and jump mushrooms, but much deeper into the woods is a region of rock and magma. The Cave of the Oracle is home to a wise entity that is revealed later to be the Caterpillar. The Pale Realm makes a transition to the surface of a chessboard, as delving further into this area leads to the White Castle of Looking Glass Land, which is home to life-size chess pieces; the White pieces join Alice in the fight against the Red pieces, a deviation from her normally unhelpful “allies” from earlier portions of the game.

Alice is transformed twice into a chess piece herself to pass certain obstacles. As the scene progresses you realise that it’s Alice, the character, we’re seeing this happen to and, as it concludes, you’re left with the eerie image of Alice locked-up in a dark, grey mental asylum, plasters stuck to her waif-thin wrists. It seems she didn’t survive the fire completely unscathed Then, while you’re still trying to work out what the hell is going on, the view changes to a polygonal tunnel of light and Alice falls into Wonderland with a scream.

Suddenly the White Rabbit appears dressed in top hat and tails – looking a little zombified with it “You’re late! An equally mangy Cheshire Cat appears out ot nowhere and tells Alice that Wonderland has gone strange.

Developer Rogue has gone for a third-person viewpoint in Alice the success of the Tomb Raider series having something to do with this? Unlike many ‘live’ third-person 30 adventures, the floating camera follows the action perfectly and rarely gets in the way of the game. The same could be said of the control system, which also rates as pretty much perfect. As Rogue itself will probably admit, a large chunk of the credit for Alice? And, being Quake-powered, Alice is a doddle to play – the usual Quake mouse and keyboard combinations handling movement, object manipulation, weapons, all quick loading and saving, plus all the other features you take for granted in Quake games these days cealso benefits from the Quake 3 engine’s graphical prowess.

Whether you’re playing at basic x , or at much higher resolutions, the game rarely fails to impress visually. Beautiful colouring and subtle, detailed 3D modelling are apparent from the outset, and the visual treats become more sophisticated and awe-inspiring as the game progresses.

American McGee’s Alice is undoubtedly one of the bestlooking games ever made and later levels are so amazingly designed and wonderfully imaginative that they recompense for your efforts early on.

For which you should be thankful, because Alice is quite a tough game overall. As Alice explores more of Wonderland, she quickly learns that the Red Queen has gone potty and is trying to take over the world. Hints are dropped of a saviour in town -and suddenly it’s you controlling Alice and back in the driving seat. Your first encounter with the Red Queen’s guards comes after receiving the Vorpal Blade This basic weapon is capable of killing most lower-order creatures with a throw or two, but is slow to reload.

Other weapons collected later in the game see box entitled Wonderland Weapons for more details vary in usefulness and power, and using combinations of weapons becomes important to survival. Thankfully, a ‘laser pen’ on-screen cross-hair makes killing guards and monsters relatively easy, as long as Alice is pointing in the right direction, and can even ‘gib’ them into globules of gore if used up-close in their faces. Despite the incredibly detailed look of stupidity on their faces, the Red Queen’s guards are not as dumb as they first appear.

Hurt them and they run off. Let them gang up on you and you’re as good as dead. You might even get involved in a bit of tail-chasing around a pillar if they decide to high tail it, only to have them stop, turn and fire when you least expect it. Some even have rocket-launchers capable of blowing you to bits in seconds. Fortunately for both Alice and yourself, every dead guard or monster for that matter leaves behind a glowing crystal, called Meta Essence, that restores part of your health bar red bar down left hand side of screen upon collection.

After an introduction to ropeswinging, an impromptu but un-dynamic mine shaft ride, and more words of advice from the ubiquitous Cheshire Cat Alice arrives in a place called, ominously, The Fortress Of Doors. It is here that the game really starts to dazzle, with some fantastically imaginative level design and trippy lighting effects that illuminate the mostly platform-style action.

In one room, the whole floor splits apart, revealing a swirling tunnel of light through which the floating island you’re standing on passes In another room, huge doors hurtle down this tunnel, opening and passing by you with a booming jet engine roar.

The effect is stunning, but highly disorienting at the same time, and falling into this glowing abyss means instant death. You quickly begin to realise that it’s better to keep your eye on the action than the scenery since progress is more or less determined by the accuracy of your leaping.

Later on, other strange creatures come into play: there’s the ‘Lost Soul’, a monster that screams a directional wind to knock you off your ledge; man-eating mushrooms that suck you into their leathery mouths and chew you; thorn-spitting roses; zombie piranha fish; frightening, soul-sucking giant bats; deathdealing steam-powered robots; Lava monsters and hard-as-nails chess pieces among many others. Each creature has his own varying degree of intelligence and attack patterns.

While many of Alice’s foes are relatively slow moving, their presence in some levels makes completing the task ahead of you extremely difficult. This is especially the case if precise platform jumping is required to complete the level – which it usually is – even on the easiest of the four skill settings. There’s almost always a bottomless pit for Alice to fall into somewhere in the level. And, with the Red Queen’s allies blasting you from every angle, sudden death due to falling becomes de rigueurlor most of the game.

The final quarter of Alice is a frightening fight for survival as you cling to any ledge available as the blows rein in from your rivals.

It’s truly hair-raising to experience the first time, but by the 20th attempt you’ll be grating your teeth and wishing the level was over. And -if that isn’t enough – there are some seriously huge ‘bosses’ to contend with too – many of whom take a long, long time to wear down and beat.

Rather disappointingly the puzzles in Alice rarely deviate from the pull-the-right-lever-to-open-the-right-door school of gameplay. There are a couple of more interesting conundrums in later levels one that sees you moving across a chessboard in the manner of a certain chess piece , but the solution is usually glaringly obvious and presents little cerebral challenge.

On the plus side, some levels take on a particular theme or style of gameplay to add variety to the adventure. In one, Alice is trapped underwater and must swim to the exit by following a helpful turtle. Then, she is pursued by a gigantic rolling ball down a corkscrew precipice. And in another, she must ride a leaf down a maze of tributaries without drowning or being eaten by horrible spitting fish, while in yet another she must traverse the inner-workings of a massive ancient clock to reach the top of it.

It is this constant variety in the style and design of the levels that saves American McGee’s Alice from oblivion. But all this talk has so far been about the game – we’ve made little or no mention of the story.

And, as we’ve said many times before, the story is all-important. Well, without giving too much of it away: there’s a clever twist in the tale that ties up the confusing cut sequence seen in the asylum at the beginning of the game, and the rest of the script is, well, OK.

The dialogue and narrative do have their moments, but rarely does the story truly grip you because there’s little or no interaction with non-player characters and the voice acting is so patchy. A couple of characters, the turtle in particular, sound like Spitting Image rejects – harking back to darker days when all PC adventures talked like this Feeble Files anyone? It’s a pity really because some of the voices, particularly the Cheshire Cat, are spot on. It’s just that the dodgy ones ruin the atmosphere and make a mockery of the serious and twisted nature of the game.

Without doubt, American McGee’s Alice is an epic adventure filled with many wondrous sights. The love and care taken in designing Alice shines through in almost every aspect of the game, bar the repetitive gameplay and the patchy voice-overs. We can’t praise the music composers and sound effects artists enough – even if Alice jumping sounds like Monica Seles serving. We positively endorse the sheer variety in the levels, and the 30 environment modelling is possibly the best we’ve ever seen.

And we kneel in awe at the programming dude who came up with that cool water reflection effect. But, we were expecting a little bit more than a ‘darker’ Rayman 2, so are slightly disappointed with the end result.

Alice could have been a classic. The setting is wondrous but, in gameplay terms, what we have is a formulaic platform romp that is occasionally brilliant and frequently frustrating for all the wrong reasons. Alice is undoubtedly a game featuring some fantastic ideas. In our defence, the reason the weapons weren’t covered in as much detail as they could have been was because on occasions we’re forced to review from gold masters, without the aid of a manual.

Which is what happened here, so Mallo had to work out the function of each weapon all on his own. As a result it’s possible he missed out the odd fact.

Thanks to both Alex and Andy for filling in the blanks, and no doubt Mallo will soon be sending you a share of the money we paid him for the review, for your invaluable contributions.

Have we lost our minds? In a word, no. You see for most people Alice In Wonderland conjures up the Disney animated classic where there’s a very strong distinction between good and evil. It’s a great film, but it was designed for kids, and the Lewis Carroll original took a very different bent. It’s been well documented that Carroll favoured the company of little girls sweet ones that looked just like Alice, in fact , and Wonderland was obviously a public manifestation of this.

Throughout the book, Alice is subjected to nightmare after nightmare, from the sort of characters you’d hope not to meet after ingesting hallucinogens. Get a copy and check it out for yourself, it makes the perfect setting for a genuinely disturbing and scary PC game.

And that is exactly what American McGee is aiming to do if you want proof of the dark side of the game then just take a look at these rather disturbing screenshots. Alice was shown behind closed doors at E3 and after witnessing the 15 minute demo we were all utterly convinced that this was going to be one of the best games to come out this year.

As long as it meets its release date that is. Yes, it’s built around the Quake 3 engine, but the game is played from a third-person perspective. And, as well as blasting the living bejesus out of living playing cards and the like, there’s going to be a big adventure element present. Moving into one area, built around a gigantic chess board, the game switches into atmospheric black and white. Scattered around are various chess pieces, and in order to progress you’re going to need to know the basics of the best strategy game in the world.

We’re not saying any more. The game kicks off after the two books, by which time Alice has been driven completely insane. The Simstress 1 point. Thank you so much. Thank you! JAcko -1 point. Hatter 4 points. StixsmasterHD: I’d still consider it abandonware because you can’t just buy it, you have to buy the sequel. Plus the version here is the original release version while the sequel is bundled with an HD remaster which some people might not want since remasters usually have things not working properly or change things in a way that not everyone likes.

StixsmasterHD points. I can understand the -1 point on the Raspberry Pi 4 comment but let me explain I’m using Twister OS with a program called box86 that let’s me run x86 wine which let’s me run this game and a ton of others.

Swiftarm 0 point. It almost runs perfectly for me All other audio works just fine. Cedar 1 point. They remove the DRM and make it boot up. Hatter 0 point. Keeps saying full hard drive and to delete saved games, but there almost 4tbs free on my hard drive Try running the game as an administrator, or moving the game folder somewhere outside of the Program Files folder.

Secretlyinsane 0 point. Not allowing me to save? Chesh 0 point. I had problems running this game above x but I found a fix. If anyone ekse has graphics problems with Alice on a modern system here’s how to fix it. Install the program called “nGlide” and check the compatibility section of the nGlide website for the rest of the instructions on how to make it work properly.

You need to install another file into the Alice directory and use a console command, but after that it should work properly at any resolution.

Firstime 1 point. I need an entire code that can be found in a white box at the left of the back of the cd. Does any one have it? Regis 0 point. Mar 0 point. Hi, I just downloaded it. I’m using Windows 10, it does run it, however the screen is cropped and moved a bit down and to the right. I can’t get it to center. Does anyone have any advice? Thanks a lot. Carlos S. Ramirez Ch. DixiePenguin 1 point. I am having trouble with graphics. The blue Will bar is in the middle of the screen.

No red Sanity bar visible except golden line to left of will level, again mid screen. Toy indicator is crammed behind these two. ANy fix? Thanks, Bill. Steve -1 point. Ascendant 1 point. This page doesn’t mention anywhere it doesn’t work on windows 10 and I’ve looked it up online and apparently the latest it runs fine on is windows 8.

I even found a fix someone made for this but it requires the CD to be in your drive as if anyone is going to physically own this game by this point or even own an optical drive. So i’m at a loss. Thank you for this game! I got it to play quite well on win 7 after I ran it on XP3 compatibility mode as administrator. I’m so glad this was here, I bought Alice back in and had wanted to play it again but couldn’t get the discs to work in any of my computers. It’s a classic!

Thanks, this perfectly run in windows 7 whit 6 cores, this dont requires any patch its wonderfull. Tspoon 1 point. Rod 0 point. Pc -3 points. Hi I have a question is this safe to download because I don’t want a bunch of virus invading my computer. Sud-Ita-fan 0 point. Stelios Samos 0 point. ElsieIsAGamer 0 point. Every time I start the game and begin to play when I get to a loading screen the game freezes and doesn’t allow me to force quit. I really want to play this game and I can’t afford a physical copy so it would suck if I can only play the introduction but not progress pass that.

I don’t know what to do and would love some help. I had this game as an actual physical copy and played the hell out of it as a kid, but now it doesn’t work on my Windows 10 laptop, so this is really helpful. Thanks for bringing back one of my favorite games :. The only way to leave the game is to quit and close it down. Any ideas if this can be fixed? TheNiclas 1 point. The Corgi 8 points. The Corgi 4 points. According to Wikia, the sequel is bundled with an enhanced port of American McGee’s Alice, featuring widescreen resolution and slightly updated character texture models.

The Corgi 2 points. It says this is available for purchase on Origin but it’s not. You can only buy the sequel on Origin. Steven 0 point. Here’s a guide to install the HD version of Alice with updated textures. Needs Steam or Origin version of Alice 2 Madness returns.

If the game crashes after cinematic, this is probably related to the high frame rate. It will crash if you hit a few hundred frames or even go above ToughOrc21 -1 point. ADMIN how about you not be a little bitch boy over someone asking a question? Darkpaladin 1 point. Cameron 1 point. Every time i load up the game, it crashes after the talk with the Cheshire cat for the first time. Can somebody please help me because i really wanted to play this game forever now.

Motley 1 point. Couldn’t set DI coop level Falling back to Win32 mouse support Joystick is not active. Lithium 0 point. But I downloaded this one and when unziped it’s over mb so my bad, it is the original game.

 
 

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