Alice in Wonderland is a whimsical adventure inspired by Lewis Carroll's famous journey down the rabbit hole. Rather than offering a conventional heroic quest, it places the player in a world where logic has apparently taken the afternoon off. Familiar characters, strange situations and curious locations create an experience built around exploration and problem solving. The Wonderland setting gives the game plenty of opportunities for odd encounters, while the design reflects the slower pace of older adventure titles. You have to pay attention, experiment and occasionally accept that the solution to a problem may be considerably stranger than the problem itself. It is not a technically spectacular game, but that is hardly the point. Its appeal comes from translating Carroll's peculiar imagination into an interactive form, complete with the delightful possibility that absolutely nothing will behave as expected.
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