- November 8, 2018
- Wonder Games
Guard of Wonderland
Platforms
About
"Guard of Wonderland" is a poetic visual novel inspired by "Alice in Wonderland," with surreal illustrations, interactive boss battles, and multiple endings. Explore a dark reimagining of Wonderland, using weapons and allies to uncover a terrible story hidden within its phantasmagoric world. The game features verse-driven storytelling and a unique look at the classic tale.










- The character art and graphics are visually appealing and well-designed.
- The game features an interesting story that pays homage to the original Alice in Wonderland, with a unique twist.
- The music is soothing and enhances the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The combat system is overly simplistic and lacks challenge, making battles feel repetitive and dull.
- The rhyming dialogue can be confusing and often does not make sense, detracting from the story experience.
- The game is short and lacks replay value, with no meaningful choices or character development.
story
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story features two protagonists, Alice and Alcie, each with their own narrative paths and characters, creating a complex and darkly evolving plot that is primarily told in verse. While the writing is praised for its depth and coherence with the book's atmosphere, some players find the rhyming and battles distracting, with the latter only becoming relevant to the story towards the end. Overall, the game is noted for its engaging characters and unique storytelling approach, despite some clarity issues in the conclusion.
“The story revolves around Alice and Alcie (who looks suspiciously like American McGee's Alice) and you can play the game as either, each having their own story and characters they meet.”
“As it was promised - the whole plot is really written in verse (I can’t imagine how you did it), there are rather simple, but addictive battles, but the most important thing is that the plot is really deep, complicated and goes darker and darker as you walk through the chapters.”
“Really great story and lots of different vivid characters!”
“The story is a little hard to follow with all the dumb rhyming.”
“Though I'd prefer that there were no fights at all, it only distracts from the story.”
“While you could still figure out the story through much of the game, the ending was just not clear.”