First of all, I love that it’s Alice in Wonderland themed. I loved the Disney animated version when I was a girl. This is mainly exploring with some puzzles thrown in. The puzzles are quite easy, which I like. I play some “adventure escape” type games, also, and sometimes the puzzles are quite hard in those, and I don’t like that. At my age (over 50), I don’t have time or patience to deal with that. But the thing I love most about this game? Everything makes sense! You need to pry something? You’ll find a crowbar. But the items will be somewhere normal, not like the crowbar will be up in a tree or something. In some other games, you’ll need to collect, say, 6 tiles for a game. One will be behind a pillow on the couch, one will be in a cupboard in the kitchen (why?), and one will be in a locked drawer that you have to find the key for first. Who locks up a random game tile? This game is great. You just roam around interacting and eventually you’ll figure it out. Hint: keep going back to places you were previously, b/c new stuff shows up that you might need. I’m definitely going to check out this game company and see what else they have. And if they don’t have anything else, I hope they develop more games like this. Oh, and the scenery and graphics are so beautiful.

A lovely adventure, close to the spirit of the original Alice. About an hour or two of enjoyable puzzling and exploring to play through the whole game. Beautiful graphics, relaxing music, likeable characters.A special thank you to the developer for presenting the option to remove the smooth transitions, for those of us who easily get motion sickness. There are too many developers out there who don’t understand (or care) that it’s a total dealbreaker for the percentage of us who have this reaction. I appreciate the consideration here.

I own all of Syntaxity’s Games & I can tell just 5 minutes in this is not of the original quality. I stopped as the requirement to hit Continue over & over started to get on my nerves & I was already disappointed in the graphics. Maybe I can turn that Continue feature off - I don’t know.People forget that the first games, which had the best graphics of all these type games ever, were created by a different, small developer, I think Lone Wolf? After the purchase by or merge into Syntaxity the only completely original game has been Bigfoot - not as good. Since then they’ve really just expanded on the complex worlds already created. Will come back after I bother to finish this one with final review. Not sorry I bought it as the original games are still a joy to revisit. Had higher hopes though. Wish the original creators of the games were still making them. As an FYI, I own Fire Maple & other developer games. The early games, now under Syntaxity, are hands down the best. If you don’t own them, you should.

I thoroughly enjoyed this adventure game by Syntaxity. It had all the little characters I remember from the story and I could involve myself in the story by interacting with the characters. The puzzles were challenging as always, it had the right amount of challenge and reward. Looking forward to the next one!