- November 24, 2023
- Hamza Siad
Wonderland
Platforms
About
Welcome to Wonderland, a bone-chilling first-person horror game that plunges you into the depths of an old, eerie mansion shrouded in mystery and darkness. Dare to uncover the secrets that lie within its decaying walls and hidden chambers. Gameplay: In Wonderland, you step into the shoes of a brave soul determined to explore an abandoned mansion with a sinister past. As you traverse its …


- The game has a good atmosphere and some effective jump scares that create a sense of dread.
- There are moments of satisfaction when solving puzzles, providing 'aha' moments for players who enjoy that challenge.
- The graphics are decent, and the initial setup of the game is engaging, making it a fun experience for some players.
- The game lacks a coherent story and meaningful lore, leaving players confused about their objectives and the ending.
- Puzzles are often unintuitive and frustrating, with many players resorting to trial and error to progress.
- There are numerous technical issues, including bugs, clipping problems, and a complete absence of options for adjusting settings, which detracts from the overall experience.
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is criticized for being minimal and lacking depth, with players noting the absence of meaningful lore and narrative content, reduced to repetitive elements like identical tapes and a single note. Despite its potential and atmospheric setting, the overall execution is deemed disappointing, overshadowed by gameplay issues and confusing puzzles.
“This game had so much potential, a good atmosphere, an interesting story, but it's let down by so many things, misplaced assets, buggy gameplay, and not to mention the broken English in some parts, confusing puzzles; it's just... wrong.”
“I would be willing to look past everything else if there was a good story and great gameplay.”
“No lore, no story.”
“There is no story.”
“This game had so much potential, a good atmosphere, an interesting story, but it's let down by so many things: misplaced assets, buggy gameplay, and not to mention the broken English in some parts, confusing puzzles; it's just... wrong.”