Lewis Carroll's Alice

About

"Lewis Carroll's Alice" is an interactive narrative game that retells the classic story of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" using Sir John Tenniel's original illustrations. Players control Alice in key moments from the story and can enjoy various mini-games that bring the fantastical world to life, such as croquet, swimming in the pool of tears, and painting roses. This immersive experience offers a unique way to enjoy the beloved children's book.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 104 reviews

story11 positive mentions

The artwork by Yayoi Kusama is stunning and adds a unique, colorful interpretation to the classic story of Alice in Wonderland.
The book is a delightful retelling of a beloved tale, making it suitable for both children and adults, and encourages imagination.
It serves as a beautiful collector's item, combining classic literature with contemporary art, making it a perfect gift for fans of both.

The interactive elements are minimal, with limited choices and gameplay, making it feel more like a storybook than a traditional game.
Some readers found the illustrations to be too far removed from the original characters, which may disappoint those expecting a more traditional depiction.
The book is relatively short and simple, which may not satisfy those looking for a more in-depth or complex experience.

story
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The story of "Alice in Wonderland" is celebrated for its imaginative and clever narrative, offering life lessons that resonate with both children and adults. This edition stands out due to its unique and unconventional illustrations, which enhance the storytelling experience and provide a fresh perspective on a classic tale. While some may find the artistic interpretation quirky, the overall consensus is that it beautifully marries timeless storytelling with innovative artistry.
- “The story is delightful.”
- “For a story that's been visually adapted time and again by western illustrators and filmmakers, it's refreshing to have a completely re-imagined view of Alice's adventures by this wonderful Japanese artist.”
- “Such an incredible story deserves such an incredible edition.”
- “This is not a game per se but a story.”
- “None of the movies really do the story justice.”
- “A quirky take on the story; however, I was a little disappointed by the lack of magical illustrations.”
graphics
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The graphics of the game are characterized by a unique collage art style that combines beautiful photographs of nature with whimsical illustrations, creating a colorful and intricate visual experience. The artwork, inspired by Yayoi Kusama, is bold, bright, and psychedelic, perfectly complementing the whimsical themes of the story. Overall, the graphics are praised for their stunning and imaginative quality.
- “Stunning artwork.”
- “The graphics are colorful and intricate.”
- “The artwork is unique, and allowed my daughter to enjoy the story all over again.”
- “The artwork in this book by Yayoi Kusama is fantastic, bold, bright, and psychedelic.”
music
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The music in the game is characterized by dramatic and intense compositions, such as a powerful imperial march that heightens the tension during key moments, like the arrival of significant characters. This use of music effectively enhances the atmosphere and emotional impact of the scenes.
- “The music builds an incredible atmosphere, especially when the Red Queen is announced with a powerful imperial march that fills the screen with intensity.”
- “The soundtrack perfectly complements the gameplay, enhancing every moment with its dramatic and immersive compositions.”
- “Each musical piece is carefully crafted to match the game's tone, making every encounter feel epic and engaging.”
- “The music is overly dramatic, like a loud imperial march, which feels out of place and distracting during key moments.”
- “When the red queen appears, the music blares loudly, overshadowing the scene and making it hard to focus on the action.”