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At least the main character/text box has a sense of humor. "I don't think spiders gamble." "Yes, you broke a shovel. Your parents must be proud."
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I love it how the eerie music keeps playing up to the point when you're trying to input the code in the briefcase, then you're left wondering, "What's going to happen?". I love it! 5/5.
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i dont know why but it doesnt let me open any lock with the bone ... i know it has to be with that and after it checked on walktrough and it IS the bone but it says on my game that the bone is too large
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Hey shadow it's called a plot twist get it & it's a fantasy game there's no actual truth in it no need to protest ok???
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Let me tell you why that's bullshit: Wonderland is a construct of Alice's schizophrenic mind. It's entirely in her mind.If she dies, Wonderland is gone. Therefore, this series is impossible.
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It just makes me wonder...how a beautiful, cute story called 'Alice in Wonderland' turned into a dark, scary, creepy story called 'Alice is dead'.
You, my friend, are amazing. 5/5
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It's missing something fundamental: Mousing over items and objects should reveal a tooltip. Since there isn't, you can't be sure what inventory items are. Worse, there's no way of knowing what's interactive so you just have to pixel-hunt and click the entire screen.
Also, the walkthrough link is broken.
Now, I only managed to unlock the suitcase by looking thru the comments. How are you supposed to figured out the order? I know you start at Alice and follow the arrows but in a square room, what's the logic in that?
What was the bell for? Or the bone's second use? Or the note, spider, drain, chain.... Maybe in the sequel?
I got the ending spoilt so I can't comment on whether the story intrigued me. Overall a nice, if short, game.
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I adore the sarcastic little comments when you try to make objects interact with things they have no effect on. "I don't think spiders gamble."